Golden State Warriors All-Star David West announced his retirement from basketball on Thursday after 15 seasons in the NBA. West, 38, who played for the Warriors in their two most recent NBA Finals-winning seasons in 2017 and 2018, confirmed his decision to quit in a post on social media. "I have been fortunate enough to live out my childhood dream of playing in the NBA," West wrote. "After 15 seasons I have decided to retire from the game of basketball." West's career also included spells with New Orleans, Indiana and San Antonio. He averaged 13.6 points and 6.4 rebounds. Warriors coach Steve Kerr said in a statement that West was "a true champion in every sense...
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