Bogut says goodbye: one of the draft and key in the 73-9 of the Warriors

Andrew Bogut announced his retirement from basketball. The 36-year-old Australian center was No. 1 in the 2005 drafr for the Milwaukee Bucks and had played the past two seasons in Australia with the Sydney Kings, as well as making a brief return to the Golden State Warriors.

The center He played 14 seasons in the NBA between the Milwaukee, Warriors, Dallas, Cleveland and the Los Angeles Lakers and averaged 9.6 points; 8.7 rebounds and 1.5 blocks in 706 games.

Golden State and injuries

His best years were in the Warriors, where he played from 2012 to 2016, being the starting pivot of a team that revolutionized basketball and with which he won a ring. In addition, he was a key player during the 73-9, which gave Golden State the best record ever in the regular season.

Kevin Durant’s arrival in San Francisco led to his departure to Dallas first and then to Cleveland: in the Cavs he only played 58 seconds after fracturing his tibia in his first game with LeBron. Injuries have been his big headache: ankle, wrist, elbow sprain, knee … his body never gave a player a break with a superlative reading of the game.

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