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Raptors legend Kyle Lowry announces retirement after 20 seasons

  • On Tuesday, 20-year NBA veteran Kyle Lowry officially announced his retirement, signing a ceremonial one-day contract to finish his career as a Toronto Raptor.
  • Drafted 24th in 2006, Lowry spent seven seasons with Memphis and Houston before beginning a nine-season tenure in Toronto, where he became a six-time All-Star and 2019 champion.
  • The Philadelphia native holds Toronto's all-time records in three-point field goals, assists, and steals, while ranking 14th in NBA history with 2,209 career three-pointers.
  • Tributes poured in immediately following the announcement, with fans honoring the player they call the GROAT—the Greatest Raptor of All-Time—for his impact on the franchise.
  • The 40-year-old will begin his post-playing career as an analyst for Prime Video, a role he accepted last year before his retirement announcement.
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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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