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Jersey Watch: Peja Stojakovic Sacramento Kings

At last nights Chicago Bulls vs Sacramento Kings game I found the one Kings fan who wasn’t ready to give up the Peja Stojakovic era. Peja hasn’t been on the team since the 05′-06′ season and since then he’s been on four other teams (Pacers, Hornets, Raptors, Mavericks). That means that this jersey is 6 years expired which is about 5 too many to wear...
Via Bacon Sports  |  February 15, 2012

Ring a 'blessing' for retired Peja Stojakovic

DALLAS -- Peja Stojakovic strolled into the Dallas Mavericks' locker room prior to Wednesday's game against Minnesota and was greeted with several friendly smiles.
Via Star Telegram  |  January 26, 2012

Dallas’ Peja Stojakovic retires the right way

  Yesterday, one of the most prolific outside shooters in NBA history called it quits as Dallas Mavericks guard Peja Stojakovic retired at the age of 34. Peja’s 13-year NBA career posted some very solid numbers with 17 PPG; a FG percentage of 45.0; three All-Star appearances; ranking fourth all time in 3PT FG at 1,760; and most importantly earning a nice piece of jewelry...
Via FanAttic Network  |  December 20, 2011

Peja Stojakovic Throws in the Towell

Peja Stojakovic, one of the best 3-point shooters in the history of the NBA is calling it quits after 13-seasons. The 34-year old small forward who won an NBA Championship with the Dallas Mavericks last season, is set to retire because he feels his heart and body are not in it 100% anymore. In a [...]
Via Oncourt Onslaught  |  December 20, 2011

Leading Off: Kings should retire Stojakovic's jersey

For most of his 13 seasons in the NBA – the first 7 1/2 in Sacramento – Peja Stojakovic won a constant battle of mind over body.
Via Sacbee  |  December 20, 2011

Stojakovic retires, opens door for young center

Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle calls it "The Circle of Life in the NBA," and the circle is spinning again for the world champions with a pair of expected moves: the retirement of one of the game's finest marksmen in Peja Stojakovic, and the Mavs' planned signing of young backup center Sean Williams. The retirement of the 34-year-old Croatian, while not a...
Via Fox Sports Southwest  |  December 19, 2011

Stojakovic retiring from NBA

Three-time All Star Peja Stojakovic, regarded as one of the finest shooters in NBA history, said Monday he was retiring after 13 seasons in the league, his last a championship-winning campaign with the Dallas Mavericks. The 34-year-old said he was finding it difficult to deal with neck and back issues and felt it was time to bring an end to his career. "When you start competing...
Via Fox Sports  |  December 19, 2011
INTO THE SUNSET

Peja Stojakovic retires from NBA

Peja Stojakovic, one of history's best shooters, has retired from the NBA.  Peja grabbed a championship ring last year in his only season with the Dallas Mavericks. 

Via Los That Sports Blog  |  December 19, 2011

Kings blog: Peja Stojakovic retires after 13 years

In what probably shouldn't come as a big surprise, former Kings small forward Peja Stojakovic told ESPN.com earlier today that he is retiring. Peja Stojacovich embraces Chris Webber on the Kings Bench after leaving the 4th quarter of game one of the first round of the NBA Western Conference playoffs between the Sacramento Kings and the Dallas Mavericks Sunday, April 18,...
Via Sacbee  |  December 19, 2011

Stojakovic announces retirement

Peja Stojakovic is retiring from the NBA because of recurring neck and back injuries, according to ESPN.com Stojakovic, a 13-year veteran, won an NBA title with the Dallas Mavericks last season. Stojakovic has been plagued by injuries in recent seasons and the ailments began to take their toll. The 14th overall pick of Sacramento in 1996, he averaged 17 points and 40 percent 3...
Via Pro Sports Daily  |  December 19, 2011
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