TrenAt14

4677 | 4 hours ago

Saddest farewell tour…

CP3 <3

Pal__Pacino | Lakers

725 | 4 hours ago

Important lesson not to overstay your welcome by a year. Other aging stars should take note.

That said, seems like it was handled pretty poorly by the Clippers too.

ffxivfanboi

280 | 4 hours ago

Was he really that bad to be a liability even off the bench?

I just find it hard to believe that it wouldn’t be worth it to have him as both a mentor to young players, but his knowledge as a guard specifically, and as a backup PG in case of any injuries. All on a vet minimum, of course. I’m just so surprised he’s not even getting that.

Makes me wonder if something is seriously up with him that two teams now have instantly moved to waive him.

pegasusairforce | Raptors

261 | 4 hours ago

In the case of the Raptors I feel like he probably asked to be waived tbh. It doesn’t really make sense for him to spend the last half of his season playing for a team on the opposite coast of his family. Might as well just call it quits.

lalakingmalibog | Mavericks

31 | 3 hours ago

That makes sense and I respect his decision.

scottyg561

79 | 4 hours ago

was he really that bad to be a liability even off the bench?

They went 9-24 with him and they’ve gone 19-4 after they traded him, pretty insane turnaround which probably can’t all be attributed to trading him but from memory the reports on what was going on behind the scenes with him and the team wasn’t great and it was creating a pretty terrible atmosphere

HikmetLeGuin

117 | 3 hours ago

Pretty sure that’s more attributable to having a fully healthy Kawhi than it is to trading CP3.

ElReyLyon

30 | 3 hours ago

I just watched Kawhi dominate the Wolves in person on Sunday. He seemed to be in full form. We didn’t have an answer for him.

Jec1027 | Warriors

23 | 3 hours ago

Maybe thats beacuse their superstar got healthy again idk

LordeFan762

69 | 4 hours ago

Personally woulda loved to have him in Dallas until Kyrie’s back. Don’t see him impacting much but it’s a body on the floor that wants to win, feel like he’d be a good vet for Coop

volkof | Nuggets

47 | 3 hours ago

He was a talented asshole, now he’s just an asshole.

Sea_Dawgz

33 | 3 hours ago

It’s not his playing skills. It was his inability to stop talking. He has a lot of knowledge but he wasn’t on the same page as the coaches.

“Too many chefs spoil the food” so to speak.

KaSacha | France

8 | an hour ago

I’d rather listen to Chris Paul than Doc Rivers

FeelsGoodMan2

12 | 3 hours ago

He was dogshit on the court. And his style of “mentoring” is grating, you need game to back it up and he didn’t have it anymore so it probably just came across as old man yelling at clouds.

Like chris paul is an annoying asshole, I think this is kind of clear, it’s just to what extent people can handle it. Not every “mentor” is the same, dudes like haslem are chill, they have certain qualities they can bring without game. Chris paul’s style isn’t like that, he’s nitpicky.

fake-tall-man

10 | 3 hours ago

he’s bad vibes man. he always has been.

he’s a know it all and on the most recent Clippers he was playing with 2 players that have more accomplished careers than him. They probably don’t want to hear it from the 12 man on the roster. it made sense when he was the best pg in the league but even then you could tell all those Clipper teams hated playing with the dude. His teams have had bad energy every stop he’s played besides okc and SA and that was because he was basically a player coach to rookies.

I never understood why being a dick and telling people what to do all the time was considered good leadership.

KobeBeaf

124 | 4 hours ago

What isn’t handled poorly by the clippers though?

ForBostonn | Celtics

35 | 3 hours ago

I mean Kawhi seems to have it pretty sweet

Frequent-Coyote-1649 | Heat

11 | 3 hours ago

Same Kawhi who very probably aided in the biggest salary cap fraud of the century, by the way

guacamoleandtomato

61 | 4 hours ago

We don’t know the full clippers story. While yes it was fucking wild that he got waived by the team he is most known for, there is also reports that he was a pain in the ass. He was on the vet minimum and was supposed to ride out the bench. For him to be waived is because there was some serious toxic shit going on. I think CP3 might be the exception to this rule more than a “warning to other vets that they should retire instead of overstaying”

GfunkWarrior28 | Warriors

16 | 3 hours ago

It was probably a whole different team and management organization than when he started his career there.

titanrunner2 | Lakers

11 | 4 hours ago

Leave the basketball before the basketball leaves you.

axecalibur | CHI

8 | 3 hours ago

Important lesson not to overstay your welcome by a year.

Who is that advice for? If someone is giving you millions to dribble a basketball you take it.

awkotacos | Lakers

574 | 4 hours ago

This was a wild roller coaster

shnieder88 | Warriors

181 | 3 hours ago

what makes it worse is i guess no one expressed interest in picking him up for a playoff run

OkTeam6440

97 | 3 hours ago

it just feels quiet for a guy who meant so much to the game cp3 deserved a little more noise on the way out

Ths-Fkin-Guy

68 | 2 hours ago

You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself be abandoned, moved on from and forgotten before the season even ends while the nephews call you chopped and Unc.

pjeff61 | Lakers

39 | 2 hours ago

Breaking: Chris Paul fined 250k for tanking his farewell tour.

International-Ad2501

34 | an hour ago

Crazy when you look at the wolves roster and see a literal CP3 shaped void on the court

nhthelegend | Timberwolves

1 | 27 minutes ago

We have Mike Conley coming back. We don’t need another washed PG for veteran leadership - especially not one with a more prickly personality.

khaiiization | Lakers

46 | 4 hours ago

At least he managed to get out of his finals addiction couple of years ago

Obi_Wan_Benobi | Spurs

28 | 4 hours ago

Really loved his brief time on The Spurs.

XviiChong | Raptors

3720 | 4 hours ago

Such a sad way for his legendary career to go out like this, thank you point god for everything!

PhasedVenturer

1205 | 4 hours ago

And yet it’s the most fitting: I feel like his career was riddled with one misfortune after another

guacamoleandtomato

735 | 4 hours ago

Yup. I feel like all Chris Paul will be remembered was his time at the clippers, his injury what if with the rockets, him getting his ankles broken by curry and his three to cut down the lead to 42. Legendary player for sure but his career is just unlucky things lmao.

elizarraras87

450 | 4 hours ago

if your knowledge of hoops is internet memes then yea probably

Expert-Diver7144

134 | 4 hours ago

Facts ima remember him as a bucket.

Proof-Umpire-7718 | Lakers

49 | 4 hours ago

Greatest Pelican of all time

iiamthepalmtree | Bulls

37 | 4 hours ago

Which is funny because he never wore a Pelican’s jersey.

ApeTeam1906

59 | 4 hours ago

I always forget this sub doesn’t actually watch basketball

DaChristianator | Mavericks

15 | 4 hours ago

name a more iconic moment

Alexcox95 | Heat

72 | 4 hours ago

CP3 bows to the Paul god is the top moment

Less-Tax5637 | Knicks

62 | 4 hours ago

David Stern blocking his trade to the Lakers so CP3 would never feel true joy

RalphLaurenII | Thunder

56 | 4 hours ago

Floater to send the defending champion Spurs home in the 2015 playoffs

Tepid-doughnut

36 | 4 hours ago

DeAndre confusing the shot clock with the game clock was an all timer.

rhinowing | Bulls

21 | 4 hours ago

His #1 Wake Forest team getting blown out by Illinois

Unlimluck

12 | 4 hours ago

Game 7 game winner agst the spurs

Phishkale

8 | 4 hours ago

Punching Julius Hodge in the balls

GreenEggs-12 | Spurs

17 | 4 hours ago

I mean, as someone who followed the Rockets when CP3 was there, his injury was the takeaway. Every team he was on got better, but it was never good enough. Just generationally unlucky in some ways.

If the latest stuff from the Clippers is legit, sounds like he was tough to play with, too. Kind of sad to know that, considering the rest of the context of his HOF career.

RonaldWeedsley | Clippers

9 | 4 hours ago

I think he’ll be remembered as an all time great who was also a grating teammate. It fueled his winning and held him back.

guacamoleandtomato

12 | 4 hours ago

Im not saying that’s my knowledge. But if you know anything about the nba you know 70% of fans don’t care about actual basketball they just watch highlights and memes. So yes, I do think the majority will remember him like this.

yareg1717 | Cavaliers

425 | 4 hours ago

Dont forget him fake laughing with Kerr

Tepid-doughnut

225 | 4 hours ago

“Hello, police? Chris Paul is outside of my locker room”

wisimetreason

61 | 4 hours ago

“A PO-lease presence!”

DrakeoMaye

8 | 4 hours ago

that video always crack me up. one of the funniest inside the nba moments imo

ArmiinTamzarian | Spurs

117 | 4 hours ago

And him and Wemby cheating the skills challenge

Acrobatic-Landscape9 | Warriors

16 | 3 hours ago

I loved that. The All-Star committee should do a better job of deciding rules if the didnt want that

Slight-Addition-6153

14 | 4 hours ago

When Pat Bev shoved him lol

tydawg_149 | Timberwolves

133 | 4 hours ago

That Suns run in 2021 honestly has a special place in my heart as a neutral fan

persiana-americana

13 | 3 hours ago

For me, it’s the Thunder bubble run with young SGA and Dort beginning their ascension.

skrulewi | Trail Blazers

78 | 4 hours ago

Don’t forget his supertrade trade to the lakers in his prime derailed by David stern

Lakerman0824

30 | 4 hours ago

That goes through who knows what people would think of him. He wins a couple rings with lakers he might have been in convo for top 3 pf

Beneficial_Emu9299 | Lakers

34 | 4 hours ago

I always say, Kobe and CP3 would have won at least 2 rings or one of their teammates would have killed them.

ElChapo1515

20 | 4 hours ago

Agreed teaming with Kobe would have sized him up a good 10 inches or so.

PAN--

37 | 4 hours ago

Non-haters will remember him as a 12-time all-star, 11-time all NBA player.

spandexrecks | Warriors

24 | 4 hours ago

Nobody remembers him yamming on a prime Dwight? In my mind that’s his greatest highlight

Edit: clip for the uninitiated https://youtu.be/UDjzvJYWtoc?si=fnRM-VQNosl4NiSX

sharoon12

12 | 4 hours ago

He is one of the best examples for counter ring culture.

He is unquestionably a winning player, every franchise he touched got way better with him just things never broke right in the playoffs. mainly due to injury or timing.

His stint with the suns Booker was crazy young and he was on the very tail end of his career, that’s just bad timing. No ones fault really just not ready yet.

Rockets injury and poor timing, not due to age but because of KD joining GSW those years were simply unfair.

I could go on but just riddled with back luck and poor timing.

Beneficial_One_272

10 | 4 hours ago

don’t forget punching people in the balls

MagnetoWasRight24

94 | 4 hours ago

Legit question, is he the greatest player with no MVPs and no championships?

whatssenguntoagoblin | Alperen Sengun

134 | 4 hours ago

Elgin Baylor

nahs | Clippers

86 | 4 hours ago

elgin baylor or john stockton imo

MagnetoWasRight24

59 | 4 hours ago

I would rank Chris Paul ahead of Stockton but Elgin Baylor’s a good answer, I honestly thought he won an MVP.

Eemki | Hornets

16 | 3 hours ago

Idk Stockton is pretty legendary and he has a lot of street cred from the respect he gets from other players. I do, however, think it’s fair to say they are right next to each other hip and hip.

ChessHistory

8 | 4 hours ago

I mean Stockton’s stats may be inflated but he’s all time steals and assists leader. I’d have to go rewatch some highlights though.

MagnetoWasRight24

15 | 4 hours ago

If Stockton had a few years of Blake Griffin and CP3 had an entire career with Karl Malone I really doubt this would be the case.

YoMrPoPo | Spurs

12 | 4 hours ago

I mean, you can play what-ifs with any player. You gotta measure the actual results they had and Stockton clears CP3.

Wavepops

28 | 4 hours ago

cp3 has 4 top 5 mvp finishes, stockton doesnt have any

boiwunder69 | Clippers

24 | 4 hours ago

Why would your team do him so dirty? 😔

revisioncloud | Thunder

24 | 4 hours ago

Deported him and then got refused entry at the borders 😭

Popps2315

10 | 4 hours ago

Lmao look who’s talking 😂

staymelooo

10 | 4 hours ago

This is why great players should step away from the game while they’re still semi-good

andoCalrissiano | Celtics

57 | 4 hours ago

why give up the checks?

-XanderCrews- | Timberwolves

14 | 4 hours ago

Or the fame. You become nothing once you retire. Then you’re stuck doing play by play just to get a little attention.

mutombochaoskampf | Timberwolves

15 | 4 hours ago

eh, it’s not like babe ruth is diminished for his time with the braves

Eggsbennybb

9 | 4 hours ago

So people on Reddit won’t make fun of them? If you’re content in your head why not continue doing what you love to do

Imthegoat175 | Suns

2594 | 4 hours ago

Always sucks when the game leaves you before you leave the game

MambaSaidKnockYouOut

1338 | 4 hours ago

Yes, but the fact it took the game 20 years to leave him is just a testament to how great he was. No shame in retiring from the NBA at 40 lol

ImaLetItGo

551 | 4 hours ago

Especially at his height

RCM88x | Cavaliers

257 | 3 hours ago

Best inch for inch player in NBA history if you ask me

Ethangains07 | Heat

293 | 3 hours ago

Wtf did you just say

internallylinked | Hawks

192 | 3 hours ago

I’ll take extra 2 inches for Steph

Wait what

SomeMoistHousing

101 | 3 hours ago

A couple extra inches are a big help when a guy who can shoot it from deep also wants to finish inside

Spectre627 | Suns

25 | 3 hours ago

Pause.

HighBeta21

21 | 2 hours ago

Rewind. Replay. Hit from deep again.

lalakingmalibog | Mavericks

13 | 3 hours ago

BIG

MEATY

CLAWS

Electronic_Gold_3666 | Knicks

12 | 3 hours ago

“Best inch for inch player in NBA history if you ask me”

theMumaw | Suns

69 | 3 hours ago

The fact that Muggsy is 5’3” and played in the league for 13 years definitely puts him in the discussion.

Sure-Cod-8624

74 | 3 hours ago

I think it’s undeniably Muggsy.

His career is unbelievable. The height difference between him and Chris Paul is the same as Chris Paul and LeBron.

theMumaw | Suns

21 | 3 hours ago

I remember when I was 11 years old I went to the NBA Allstar game fan experience and they had a bunch of life size cutouts of NBA players set up that you could stand next to and compare yourself to. I was mystified that I was already taller than a grown man that played at a high level on a NBA team. Truly one of if not the most unique players in NBA history.

HilariousScreenname | Suns

16 | 3 hours ago

Dude needs to be in HoF. Fuck the numbers. What he did was incredible and he gave all us short kings someone to look up to, even if we we looking down.

Necessary-Middle-301

32 | 3 hours ago

Steph

Obi_Wan_Benobi | Spurs

82 | 4 hours ago

Unfortunately most players disappear quietly.

kinkyKMART | Suns

34 | 4 hours ago

Really really wish we were able to get it done for him in that Bucks series, would’ve been perfect for him and Book to get a championship finally

Between that, the Dbacks in 23, bye Yotes, and the Kyler era going belly up……been a rough last 5 years in the desert

Acrobatic-Landscape9 | Warriors

16 | 3 hours ago

Coyotes had such a cool logo that pays tribute to the region. RIP

Sc0rch1ngDr4g0n | Rockets

1004 | 4 hours ago

CP3 bowed to the Paul God and now bows to the Time God.

ihatedougford | Toronto Huskies

226 | 4 hours ago

It’s okay he hit that clutch three to cut the lead to 42 a few years ago

juggdish | Pistons

72 | 4 hours ago

Finally beat his addiction

extremelegitness | Raptors

16 | 4 hours ago

Still don’t understand why he would say that about the finals LOL. I know the Suns were great the next year but dude you’re 35 and nothing in the NBA is guaranteed, he had to have known that would age badly lool

birdentap | Nets

665 | 4 hours ago

I’d enjoy seeing him join Blake and Dirk on the Amazon NBA broadcast

Pizzaplan3tman | CLE

50 | 4 hours ago

He’d definitely be great in breaking down XOs of basketball I’d be for it. It’d be hilarious seeing him and Blake talk clippers games

BAT1KAN | Rockets

50 | 4 hours ago

Fr

Kurosawasuperfan | Brazil

19 | 4 hours ago

his ball knowledge is top tier… but are we sure he has the charisma and communication skills to fit? Blake and Dirk are great not just for knowledge and career success, they are legit funny and good communicators.

let’s see if he gets some invites and podcasts and it might help us see if he’s ready for it. Some people just aren’t meant for TV like that, like Michael Jordan. Kobe did that great segment analysing players and so on, but actually discussing it live is also another thing, who knows if it would work that well.

HokageEzio | Knicks

665 | 4 hours ago

Saddest retirement tour ever

samhit_n | Lakers

284 | 4 hours ago

This makes Paul Pierce and Steve Nash’s farewell tours look like Kobe’s.

Pizzaplan3tman | CLE

108 | 4 hours ago

I literally mentioned this in another thread a second ago but Draymond saying to Pierce “You thought you was Kobe. They dont love you like that” was legitimately one of the funniest bits of trash talk in a long time

TonyHawktuah69

35 | 3 hours ago

It’s also perfect because Paul Pierce is the one who in need of a reality check the most. KG to this day still has to tell him he’s washed. Pierce will start talking like he can still go get 12ppg easily and KG has to tell him stop

rtan24 | Minneapolis Lakers

15 | 3 hours ago

The hilarious part was it was like 2 minutes into the first quarter. Grade A comedy from Draymond

aceofspadez138 | Slovenia

79 | 3 hours ago

I’m biased because I’m a Nash stan, but I think his retirement was sadder because his career ended prematurely due to a freak injury. If that collision with Dame doesn’t exacerbate Nash’s nerve issues, I fully believe we would’ve seen another 2-3 years out of him.

commander_snuggles

14 | 4 hours ago

I really don’t see how it can be topped either. Announcing a retirement tour only for no one to want you and being forced into an earlier then expected retirement is a sad way to go out.

FlatMilk | NBA

653 | 4 hours ago

Damn let him get a 1 day with a team of his choice

megaman_cdx

507 | 4 hours ago

Probably most remembered as Hornet or a Clipper.

New Orleans isn’t the Hornets any more, Clippers just split the relationship. Who would he want the 1-day with? Rockets, no. Suns, no. Thunder, no.

He’s almost a man without a team lol

RichAbbreviations966 | Celtics

306 | 4 hours ago

honestly, I hope he says no to the Clips retiring his jersey, what they did was classless

MeMeRevieweR_23 | West

90 | 4 hours ago

Is he is the best player ever not have his jersey retired anywhere ? Cos if it’s not the clippers… maybe the suns would idk..

RichAbbreviations966 | Celtics

104 | 4 hours ago

I mean….KD might have that market cornered

skullcandy541

116 | 4 hours ago

KD is 100% getting retired by GS

Dilf_Hunter367 | Celtics

50 | 4 hours ago

I think if Toronto can retire Vince Carter’s, OKC will eventually come around to retiring KD’s

RichAbbreviations966 | Celtics

22 | 4 hours ago

I would say 2040’s before they consider doing that, VC burned the bridge, KD burnt down the entire village

thedrcubed | Grizzlies

20 | 4 hours ago

KD just left in FA. Vince requested a trade and did everything in his power to tank his value. What Vince did was a million times worse

aarondobson403 | Lakers

13 | 4 hours ago

Difference is VC is still more or less the most prolific raptor ever & the reason the team wasn’t moved from TO. OKC has Shai & Westbrook already

_significs | Pelicans

8 | 4 hours ago

lmao no. it’s not ever happening. GSW have much better odds of retiring his jersey than OKC does. There would be riots. Most OKC fans still root against him, AFAIK.

HealenDeGenerates | Bulls

18 | 4 hours ago

How dare you forget the legendary jimmer

RichAbbreviations966 | Celtics

8 | 4 hours ago

wym he’s getting his number retired…in China

Beardmanta | Warriors

16 | 4 hours ago

Dubs will retire him for sure.

Joe Lacob said “as long as I’m chairman, no one else will ever wear #35 for the Warriors again” back in 2019.

And that they’ll retire his jersey as soon as he hangs them up.

mhj0808 | Heat

12 | 4 hours ago

I think the Pelicans do it, I mean he didn’t really do anything there but then again nobody ever has so what difference does it make

Trigliceratops | Mavericks

39 | 4 hours ago

I agree but it is extremely funny that he was on the team for his vet leadership yet the season turned around basically the moment he was gone lol

SugarFreeCummiBears

9 | 4 hours ago

That’s because Kawhi got back into shape. They were like 1-5 immediately after he left.

yozzle | MIA

19 | 4 hours ago

And clearly the wrong decision seeing as they went 15-3 right after they got rid of him

_Wash | Timberwolves

25 | 4 hours ago

why lie here?

clippers went 1-5 (5 in a row) the six games immediately after sending him home.

they got better because kawhi got healthy and started playing by like kawhi, not because they sent their 8th/9th man home

Hour-Ad3774 | Celtics

18 | 4 hours ago

That was largely because Kawhi started getting healthy. It had nothing to do with Chris Paul.

downtimeredditor | Hawks

16 | 4 hours ago

I wouldnt count out Suns. The team he made his sole NBA Final with.

Potentially Rockets cause of all those competitive runs he and harden again with Golden State

iamStanhousen | Pelicans

9 | 4 hours ago

Honestly I had held out hope that he could have come back to NOLA for a season before he hung it up.

I feel like it would have been good for Zion and Trey to have a guy like him around. It would have been good for the city to celebrate him properly.

FlatMilk | NBA

89 | 4 hours ago

Or let him play the skills challenge with Wemby again

Usual_Swordfish1606

10 | 4 hours ago

This was honestly the best thing to come out of all star weekend in years

reedshipper | Nets

17 | 4 hours ago

Have to imagine the clippers would’ve been his team of choice originally

rkennedy991 | Cavaliers

265 | 4 hours ago

Damn, what a bullshit way to go out. Fuck the Clippers.

Hideo_Nomo_

80 | 4 hours ago

it’s a bummer but kinda sounds like he did this to himself tbh. not very surprising

Sp_Gamer_Live | Timberwolves

39 | 4 hours ago

Yeah he was

Washed
A dick

Exzibit21 | Clippers

34 | 4 hours ago

He did it to himself sadly. He could’ve rode the bench and gone on his farewell tour like everyone wanted.

But no he bitched about not playing, made the locker room toxic, and tried to get half the coaching staff fired, including the guy who coached us to a top 5 defense last season.

Clipper legend tho

RedHooper6

22 | 4 hours ago

Players don’t get cut for no reason… it was warranted

msterling2012 | Mavericks

14 | 4 hours ago

For moving off a toxic locker room presence?

TheNxtDaveGrohl | Celtics

261 | 4 hours ago

Sad way to go out

mowscut | Knicks

38 | 4 hours ago

A real nut punch

OneAthlete1 | Raptors

184 | 4 hours ago

He basically retired a raptor

CapeBreyani

59 | 4 hours ago

Franchise legend

Longjumping_Fuel_192

23 | 4 hours ago

GROAT?!

Background_Case_9038 | Raptors

32 | 4 hours ago

Hakeem Olajuwon

Longjumping_Fuel_192

12 | 4 hours ago

1A, 1B clearly

clockwork_purple2

177 | 4 hours ago

Man i wish he had just played for Toronto

jaydogggg | Canada

68 | 4 hours ago

Just one game man I don’t ask for much

TenaciousDeer

9 | 3 hours ago

Joining Raptors legend Hakeem Olajuwon

cityofpalms

20 | 4 hours ago

We could’ve used him for sure. Hope the decision was up to him

Lacabloodclot9 | Grizzlies

23 | 4 hours ago

He wanted to stay close to his family so moving to Canada probably wasn’t something he really wanted to do

Lancasper | Thunder

160 | 4 hours ago

Not the end he deserved. Thanks for the memories

Rusty_Flutes

37 | 4 hours ago

Quite literally better than the ending he deserved. Anyone with a nut punching compilation should have been tossed from the league.

Sp_Gamer_Live | Timberwolves

22 | 4 hours ago

We’re talking about the guy who routinely jabbed players in the nuts

Ok-Map4381 | Kings

15 | 4 hours ago

Good riddance to a foul baiting cheap shot artest. I have no respect for a guy who would cheap shot his opponents in the nuts. He was a worse foul grifter than SGA.

ffordedor | Celtics

12 | 4 hours ago

Facts

thiagosilva2 | TOR

11 | 3 hours ago

I dunno. Seems like a well deserved way to go out for a historically dirty player. Hopefully Draymond has a similar ending

Just think of the list of things he’s done

Punching Julius Hodges in the nuts.

Grabbing Chris Kaman’s nuts.

Swatting KD’s nuts

Smacking McleMore’s nuts.

Elbowing KD in the gooch.

And this is just the genitalia related incidents. No mention of the countless elbow hooks, midair shoves, etc.

LocalPharmacist | Spurs

76 | 4 hours ago

Not like this.. 😞

AFC-Wimbledon-Stan | Timberwolves

57 | 4 hours ago

Chris Paul isn’t perfect but he deserves better than this

Ok-Map4381 | Kings

13 | 4 hours ago

No he doesn’t.

I have no respect for a man who would cheap shot other men in the nuts. CP3 was a dirty player and a foul grifter.

titoxtian | Spurs

53 | 4 hours ago

I Wish he ended it with us…

Adorable-Bike-9689

27 | 4 hours ago

That would’ve been a great ending. Everybody spent all year saying damn he’s still fucking got it. He could’ve rode off into the sunset in all of the young Wemby highlights.

ironhide999x | Raptors

51 | 4 hours ago

People saying he didn’t deserve this is insane lol. Dude is one of the biggest assholes in the NBA

K1NG2L4Y3R | Timberwolves

15 | 4 hours ago

Dude was legit cursed to never get a ring and it’s honestly fitting for him. CP3 was cancerous to the Clippers and yet people still think they did him wrong.

They managed to put together a pretty decent stretch without him so maybe his “leadership” wasn’t actually needed.

Sp_Gamer_Live | Timberwolves

13 | 4 hours ago

He has a compilation of just him hitting guys in the nuts

GorillaX | Thunder

7 | 4 hours ago

Yeah I don’t know who runs PR for Chris Paul, but they’re incredible at their jobs

wethebest21

55 | 4 hours ago

Pg legend. Dont make them like cp3 anymore

h0laSeni0r | OKC

39 | 4 hours ago

Fitting end for CP3 lol. He was a great player but perpetually hated by a lot of his teammates

Shenanigans80h | Nuggets

22 | 4 hours ago

Seriously people saying “not like this,” but this honestly feels like the most appropriate end. A guy who consistently rubbed everyone the wrong way, made enemies everywhere he went. Hell the Clippers immediately got better as soon as they sent him home too. HOFer, all time talent but one of the least likable players of his time

d0pp31g4ng3r

9 | an hour ago

The Clippers did not immediately get better after sending Paul home. They lost 5 of their next 6 games before Kawhi got healthy and into game shape, then they started winning

Jec1027 | Warriors

8 | 3 hours ago

That just isnt true at all though most teams loved his mentor role that he went to

Wendigo_33 | Grizzlies

34 | 4 hours ago

Don’t let the door hit ya on the way out.

TN5404 | Grizzlies

17 | 4 hours ago

Glad to see some older Grizz fans here. Cant stand Chris Paul

kaptainzorro | Lakers

21 | 4 hours ago

Good bye and good riddance.

An unarguable talent that was rarely any fun to watch. All time bum, all time loser, all time whiner, all time dirty player.

It speaks volumes that he can’t find a team looking for his “veteran leadership.” It’s because he has none. Never did and that’s why he’s done nothing in the league for the last fifteen years.

xthegreatsambino

13 | 4 hours ago

not enough haters in this thread. I’m happy this dude is retiring ringless. Good riddance.

uranus86 | Spurs

16 | 4 hours ago

Terrible way to let his last year fizzle out like this.

Mike-XL

14 | 4 hours ago

Sad to see him go out like this.

Propuhganduh | DEN

14 | 4 hours ago

Worst retirement tour ever.

Dangerous_Donkey5353

14 | 4 hours ago

Good. In the end he got what he derserved and went out the exact way he should have.

Dirty player and an inconceivable asshole. Happy his farewell tour was a series of getting traded and waived.

Yonktravel

11 | 4 hours ago

Never won a chip W

OtsoTheLumberjack

12 | 4 hours ago

Fuck CP3. Glad his dirty ass never got a ring. Thoroughly embarrassing. I love it.

lukaisthegoatx

12 | 4 hours ago

Rondo won lol fuck Chris Paul

bigvahe33 | Supersonics

12 | 4 hours ago

damn

Quality_Cucumber | GSW

9 | 4 hours ago

Damn bro, that’s a rough way to go out.

Baby_Yod4 | San Diego Clippers

11 | 4 hours ago

Damn I know we started playing better without him but he’s the reason I’m even a fan. This shit actually ruined my day man

Nostr0mo-

10 | 4 hours ago

Bye cockpuncher

bagfka | Mavericks

11 | 4 hours ago

Wow

WayAdministrative679 | Minneapolis Lakers

11 | 4 hours ago

Fuck the Clippers

WhiteKnightRedditor | Pistons

8 | 4 hours ago

Rondo was right

[Charania]: Chris Paul announces he is officially retiring from basketball after 21 seasons, ending a Hall of Fame career.