New York Knicks guard Malcolm Brogdon is retiring at 32 years old, he told ESPN Wednesday. The nine-season veteran's decision comes exactly one week ahead of the Knicks' season opener against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Knicks guard Malcolm Brogdon, the former NBA Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man of the Year, has decided to retire after nine NBA seasons, he told ESPN.

Veteran guard Malcolm Brogdon informed the New York Knicks on Wednesday that he is retiring from the NBA after nine seasons.

Brogdon, the 2023 Sixth Man of the Year, was set to make the Knicks' roster before his sudden retirement altered the team's plans.

Malcolm Brogdon has retired after a nine-year NBA career during which he won awards for being the league’s top rookie and best reserve. The veteran point guard had spent the preseason with the

Veteran point guard Malcolm Brogdon was expected to play a key role for the New York Knicks this season after signing a one-year deal with the team a month ago, but that's no longer the case.

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Malcolm Brogdon is calling it a career despite signing with the New York Knicks a month ago. The former guard announced his retirement on Wednesday afternoon. “Today, I officially begin my transition out of my basketball career.