Rashaun Broadus retires from professional basketball at 33

American-born naturalized Albanian guard Rashaun Broadus announced his retirement from professional basketball at the age of 33.

The veteran guard last played for BC Vytautas in Lithuania, averaging 6.4 points and 2.7 assists per game. During his 11-year career, he also played in Canada, Romania, Ukraine, and Poland.

 

Well I was trying to find out the best way to break the news of me retiring from Professional Basketball. Thank you Josh Benton for the article and story! It was an amazing ride/journey from a young kid walking around following in my brother William Everett Broadus Jr footsteps. I’ve got to meet many influential people and experience wonderful cultures, places from different walks of life.. Basketball was a vehicle that I used to follow my dreams and I will continue to be apart of the game even in retirement as I look to pass on my knowledge and experiences to the next generations to come. Thank you to all the family and friends who has been with me from the beginning and everyone else who came during my amazing journey. For the kids that are looking to pursue a career in basketball. Play every game like it’s your last and continue to grow not only as a player but an individual. Play for the love, passion and RESPECT!! And you will go far, Trust me!! Love you all!!Pro Prep Basketball Training #proprepbasketballtraining #PREPare #BBB #bigballerbrand????️????️????️ #hawaii #retirement #basketballneverstops #thanksforthesupport #whataride

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