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Former Sixer JJ Redick Retires

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Published21 Sep 2021

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Former Sixers sharpshooter JJ Redick has called it a career after 15-years in the NBA. Redick made the announcement on his podcast, The Old Man and The Three. 

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Redick was drafted 11th overall by the Orlando Magic in 2006 after a historic career at Duke University.  Known for his three-point shooting, Redick signed with the Sixers in 2017 and spent the next two season in South Philadelphia. 

Redick played 146-games with the Sixers, including 133-games started, and averaged nearly 31-minutes per game and 17.6 point per game.  He was a fan favorite for his clutch three-point shooting during the Sixers runs over those two seasons.