?I Am? Retired?: 32YO Terrance Ross Hints at Post-NBA Life After Disappointing Free Agency

While the season has been in full swing, there is one name that hasn’t popped up in a while. Terrence Ross has been MIA from the scene for quite some time. That’s because the 32-year-old veteran went free-agency last year and since then, he hasn’t been signed by any team yet. This disappointing turn of events might have led him to consider putting a full stop to his NBA career pretty soon.

And we are getting this information for the first time from the man himself. Terrence was drafted by the Raptors in 2012, after which he was traded to the Orlando Magic in 2016. In 2022, he landed in the Suns. Terrence played in six games for the Suns during last season’s playoff run, averaging 3.7 points in just 11.5 minutes per game. However, he is currently a free agent and inactive.

Terrence is heading towards the retirement road

Terrence Ross, at the age of 32, has announced that he is nearing his twilight years in the NBA, hinting at a possible retirement very soon.?Well, as disappointing as it may be, Terrence declared during a live stream, “I’m not playing. I am kind of, like, retired. I’m kind of heading toward that route… like, I’m done.”

He averaged 8.3 PPG on 43 FG% between Orlando & Suns last season. However, having found himself in a sticky situation ever since going free-agency, Terrence might be calling it quits as nothing seems to materialize for him. At 32, the veteran is still capable of crunching out a good few years before retiring. Therefore, Terrence still not getting signed is a shocker for fans.

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Terrence Ross over the years

Throughout his 12 years in the NBA, Terrence has played 47 playoff games. In fact, while he was in the Raptors, he played a huge part in taking the team to the Eastern Conference Finals not very long ago in 2016. He hit a career-high score of 51 points in 2014 against the Clippers.

Terrence was also declared the champion of the NBA Slam Dunk Contest in 2013. Last season, he divided his time between the Suns and the Orlando Magic, totaling over 63 games played, averaging 8.3 points, 2.4 rebounds, and 1.5 assists.

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Do you think it’s still too early to say goodbye to Terrence Ross? Let us know in the comments below.