Knicks Star Malcolm Brogdon Announces Retirement After Nine Impactful NBA Seasons
New York Knicks star Malcolm Brogdon has announced his retirement after an impactful nine seasons in the NBA. The announcement was made on October 15, 2025, as the 32-year-old shared his decision with team officials and transitioned away from professional basketball.
End of a Remarkable Career
Brogdon’s retirement marks the end of a noteworthy chapter in his life, punctuated by achievements and accolades. Picked 36th overall in the 2016 NBA Draft, he quickly made a name for himself, earning the NBA Rookie of the Year title in 2017 with the Milwaukee Bucks. He further cemented his legacy by securing the NBA Sixth Man of the Year award with the Boston Celtics in 2023, sharing the distinction of winning both awards with only one other player, Mike Miller.
Impact on the New York Knicks
Before his retirement announcement, Brogdon was set to be a reserve point guard for the Knicks under coach Mike Brown. His departure necessitates roster adjustments for the team. The Knicks had hoped to benefit from his experience and consistent gameplay in the upcoming season.
Career Statistics and Contributions
Throughout his NBA career, Brogdon played for several teams, including the Wizards, Trail Blazers, Celtics, Pacers, and Bucks. He consistently delivered solid performances, averaging 15.3 points, 4.7 assists, and 4.1 rebounds over 29.1 minutes per game. Notably, his 3-point shooting averaged 43% during the 2022-24 seasons, ranking him fourth in the league during that period, though it dipped to a career-low 29% last season.
Looking Ahead
Brogdon expressed his gratitude for the journey, emphasizing the rewards and personal growth he experienced through basketball. He looks forward to spending more time with family and friends while cherishing the journey and accomplishments gained over the years. Emegypt extends best wishes to Malcolm Brogdon in his future endeavors beyond the court.
