Otto Porter Jr. Announces Retirement from NBA at Age 30

The former NBA champion cites physical exhaustion as the primary reason for his early retirement.

Otto Porter Jr., former NBA champion with the Golden State Warriors, announces his retirement after 11 seasons.
Porter's decision comes after being waived by the Utah Jazz and facing physical limitations.
Throughout his career, Porter played for six teams, including significant stints with the Washington Wizards and Chicago Bulls.
Draymond Green and the basketball community pay tribute to Porter's contributions to the sport.
Porter's early retirement at age 30 shocks the NBA world, highlighting the physical toll of professional basketball.