Kemba Walker Retires After 13 Seasons in Basketball

The Charlotte Hornets' all-time leading scorer reflects on his career and hints at future endeavors in the sport.

Walker, a four-time NBA All-Star, announced his retirement at age 34.
He played eight seasons with the Charlotte Hornets, becoming their all-time leading scorer with 12,009 points.
Walker’s career highlights include four consecutive All-Star appearances and a third-team All-NBA selection.
Despite injuries later in his career, Walker maintained a reputation for clutch performances and scoring prowess.
Calls have emerged for the Hornets to retire Walker's jersey, alongside those of Dell Curry and Muggsy Bogues.