Former Toronto Raptors center Aron Baynes is stepping away from the game of basketball. Baynes played 522 games throughout his nine years, averaging 6.0 points, 4.6 rebounds and 0.8 assists.
Aron Baynes is retiring from professional basketball. The former and briefly tenured Toronto Raptors center is stepping away after nine NBA seasons and a 15-year career, his agent Agent Moldovan announced.
How many of the youngest players for each NBA franchise to score 25 points with five made three's to go with at least five rebounds and assists can you name in five minutes?
Former NBA center Aron Baynes is calling it a day as a professional basketball player. He had been plying his trade over in Australia for the last two years.
Less than one week after NBA veteran and three-time champion Danny Green officially announced his retirement, one of his former teammates also followed suit.
Despite not making an appearance in an NBA game since 2021, big man Aron Baynes is still interested in continuing his playing career. The Australian native most recently played for the Brisbane Bullets of the NBL.
At least a few are early contenders for honors such as Most Improved Player and Most Valuable Player, and a certain 24-year-old may finally be in the infancy of a long-awaited breakout year.