Four-Time NBA All-Star Paul Millsap Retires After 16 Seasons

The versatile forward, known for his defensive prowess and leadership, played for five teams and earned over $195 million in career earnings.

Paul Millsap, 39, officially announced his retirement after a 16-year NBA career that included stints with the Jazz, Hawks, Nuggets, Nets, and 76ers.
Drafted 47th overall in 2006, Millsap became one of the league's most reliable two-way forwards and earned four consecutive All-Star selections with the Atlanta Hawks (2013-2017).
He played a key role in the Hawks' 2014-15 franchise-record 60-win season and their trip to the Eastern Conference Finals.
Millsap was instrumental in the Denver Nuggets' rise, including their 2020 Western Conference Finals run, where his leadership was pivotal in overcoming two 3-1 playoff deficits.
He retires as one of only eight players in NBA history to record at least 500 three-pointers, 1,000 steals, and 1,000 blocks, with career averages of 13.4 points, 7.1 rebounds, and 2.2 assists per game.