Danny Green, the sharpshooting guard who won an NCAA championship at North Carolina before helping three different franchises win NBA championships, announced his retirement as a player on Thursday.

NBA veteran sharpshooter Danny Green announced his retirement on Thursday after 15 seasons as a professional, he announced on his podcast, Inside the Green Room with Danny Green.

There was a time, not so long ago, when Danny Green was the veteran 3&D wing every contending team wanted to bring in — a solid defender and career 40% shooter from 3, he could fit in any system and make any team better. It’s why he has three championship rings.

Danny Green, the sharpshooting guard who clinched an NCAA championship at North Carolina and played a key role in three NBA championship teams, announced his retirement from basketball on Thursday. Green secured NBA titles with the San Antonio Spurs in 2014,

Baynes is one of only three Australian men to have won both an NBA championship and an Olympic medal, having played in the Boomers' bronze medal-winning Tokyo Games campaign. At 208cm tall and with a schoolboy rugby league background,

Former NBA champion and New Zealand native Aron Baynes has retired from the game of basketball. On Wednesday, his agent, Daniel Moldovan, revealed that Baynes has retired from basketball. He shared the news on social media.

Aron Baynes won an NBA championship and was a key member of some of the greatest Boomers teams ever put on the court.

Former NBA center Aron Baynes is calling it a day as a professional basketball player. He had been plying his trade over in Australia for the last two years.