Tim Duncan Announces Retirement

Tim Duncan announced his retirement from the NBA in 2016. The San Antonio Spurs legend stated 'when it's not fun anymore, then I'm done'.

Duncan spent his day watching the Discovery Channel after the announcement. He had opted in to his $5.6 million contract for the 2016-17 season just two weeks prior.

The five-time champion preferred staying away from the limelight and media attention. His retirement announcement caught many off guard.

Duncan's decision to retire was based on his lack of enjoyment in the game. He said 'I started not enjoying myself. It wasn't fun at times'.

The Big Fundamental received tributes from his peers, including Steve Kerr. Kerr addressed him as the greatest teammate.

Duncan has maintained his relationship with the San Antonio Spurs front office. He occasionally drops by the gym and is happy to help anyone who needs guidance.

The two-time MVP preferred a private life and was only concerned with playing basketball. He once explained his introverted personality, stating 'I don't feel comfortable putting myself out there'.

Duncan's close ones know how he is always there for them. A recent example was his presence in the gym with former Spurs coach Gregg Popovich during his stroke rehabilitation.

The Spurs' big man was happy to be on the list of greatest power forwards of all time. He did not care about the rankings, considering it an honor to be mentioned in a conversation of such greats.

Duncan's legacy as one of the greatest power forwards of all time remains unchanged. His consistent output on the court cemented his legacy.

The San Antonio Spurs legend was a firm believer in letting his performances on the court do all the talking. His 19 seasons in the NBA were marked by several milestones and accolades.