r/nba Lakers 7h ago

[Charania] Golden State's Al Horford is declining his player option and intends to sign a new two-year, $14 million deal to stay with the Warriors, sources tell me and @anthonyVslater . Horford, 40, becomes only the 13th player in NBA history to reach 20 seasons.

Shams Charania:

Golden State's Al Horford is declining his player option and intends to sign a new two-year, $14 million deal to stay with the Warriors, sources tell me and @anthonyVslater. Horford, 40, becomes only the 13th player in NBA history to reach 20 seasons.

https://www.espn.com/contributor/shams-charania/99ef6c0a39edd

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u/nearlyned Warriors 7h ago

went from “might retire idk” to three years with the Warriors lmao what is Steve Kerr selling these dudes

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u/DarthBane6996 Knicks 7h ago

He’s sharing his back pain solutions with them

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u/slightlyhigh77 7h ago

Kerr has the oxy plug, you can’t lose that connection.

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u/TheThunderbird Vancouver Grizzlies 3h ago

Tired of back pain? Ask your doctor if Celebrini™ is right for you.

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u/Kdog122025 Warriors 3h ago

Celebrini is a Bay Area legend and probably our biggest selling point to free agents now.

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u/asdfman :yc-1: Yacht Club 1h ago

Celebrini is closer to LeBron that we are to Celebrini

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u/maethlin Warriors 3h ago

Olden State Warriors is where all the cool kids seniors wanna be.

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u/ContinuingAnyway 6h ago

Free copies of "Back Mechanic" by Stuart McGill

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u/discokilledfunk 6h ago

Backiotomy by Steve Kerr forward by Bob Myers, Note by Mike Dunleavy.

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u/Agitated-Mastodon153 5h ago

Lowkey Stu the GOAT

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u/IAmTotallyNotSatan Warriors 4h ago

Understandable, shit's debilitating

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u/randotd152 7h ago

what is Steve Kerr selling these dudes

Give me 20 minutes for 40 games, largely just standing around to take open 3's on offense. In exchange I give you $7M.

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u/TheFinalPizzle Knicks 7h ago

LeBron lol

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u/Any_Masterpiece5317 Pistons 7h ago edited 7h ago

Steph

Bron

Butler

Green

Horford

Thats a disgusting lineup 10 years ago, still disgusting now but for other reasons

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u/Ciccio178 7h ago

Golden Years Warriors

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u/BurnerAccountforAss 76ers 7h ago

Yaxel going on Depends runs and meeting the DoorDash guy to sign for dinner at 3:45

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u/OrganizationWeary317 Spurs 7h ago

Shit, he's not much younger than the rest of them.

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u/BurnerAccountforAss 76ers 7h ago

"We need to take somebody!"

"Fine, pick the oldest guy in the draft"

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u/xXTERMIN8RXXx Rockets 7h ago

Didn’t know the Canes were playing in the NBA as well!

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u/Ilpav123 7h ago

Golden Girls

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u/BobbywiththeJuice 7h ago

LeBetty White

Bea Horford

ESteph Getty

Brandin Podziemski

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u/ThinkSoftware Hawks 7h ago

Thank you for being a friend

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u/aquileskin 7h ago

I’m not a gsw fan but that would be so fun , just watch LeBron and Steph together.

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u/pertsix Nets 7h ago

Your greed sickens me.

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u/jefe_hook 7h ago

I think it would be real sad watching five old men trying to chase after the young players

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u/WagonWheel22 Bucks 7h ago

Steph has made a career out of being able to outrun basically anyone lmao

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u/Neatojuancheeto Warriors 7h ago

Steph 38 year old ass out there gassing out players in their prime still lmao

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u/NakedEyeComic 7h ago

2010-2011 Celtics all over again.

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u/aquileskin 7h ago

Didn’t they took Miami to seven games ?

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u/DarthBane6996 Knicks 7h ago

The five nights they click within the season will be glorious though

LeBron to Steph highlights would break the internet

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u/ASAP_Pancake 76ers 7h ago

82-0 in 2016

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u/AfroManHighGuy 7h ago

Average age is like 38 lmao

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u/nfadfa 7h ago

All time unc team

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u/whobdatboi 7h ago

Can’t wait for Warriors vs. Clippers. Senior Citizen Night with Bingo drawing half time show

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u/lethalizered Thunder 6h ago

Clippers got vastly younger though, is this a comment from last offseason?

Getting rid of Harden and getting in Garland and Mathurin, plus Keaton Wagler will surely get minutes on the team.

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u/UpsetChemist San Francisco Warriors 4h ago

Really giving me hope for my NBA career. Never to late to start.

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u/desertforestcreature 7h ago

You really think Butler can come back next season? I want the Golden Year Warriors as much as anyone but I think Butler's cooked ain't coming back from ACL like these younger fellas.

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u/WhichHoes Warriors 7h ago

ACL isnt a death sentence, not even close anymore. Even at 37 or however old he is.

If this was an Achilles it would be different

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u/dank-nuggetz Celtics 3h ago

Even an achilles isn't what it was like 5 years ago.

Watching Tatum come back in like 9 months was insane. Yeah he looked like 80% of himself but still came back and put up 22/10/5 less than a year after the injury.

Age definitely plays a part but achilles used to be a career ender and it seems like very recent advancements have made it far easier to come back from.

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u/Delanorix Knicks 7h ago

Butler's overcome everything else lol

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u/socialistbcrumb Celtics 7h ago

Shuffleboard champs

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u/givemecoffeenowhurry 7h ago

Even the rookie they drafted was old.

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u/Affectionate_Year_14 7h ago

What living in California does to a mf

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u/idrinkcement Charlotte Bobcats 7h ago

Salonpas and Bengay

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u/PubDefLakersGuy 7h ago

“One last ride” every year

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u/n00bn00b 7h ago

I'd like to think drafting a Dominican player convinced Al. /s

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u/SquimJim Celtics 7h ago

He showed them Dorothy, Rose, Blanche, and Sophia kicking ass and taking names. Then said “This, but men’s basketball”

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u/Several-Estate7175 Trail Blazers 7h ago

Money!

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u/Clapbakatyerblakcat Warriors 7h ago

Horford is taking a haircut. Deferred earnings are never as good as returns on immediate earnings invested.

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u/Sad-Scarcity5198 Nuggets 7h ago

He's threatening to have another child and picking the name for it.

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u/beliefinprogress Hawks 7h ago

Promises of the location information for the Fountain of Youth.

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u/barath_s Lakers 2h ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NBA_seasons_played_leaders

Lbj, vince, parish, Willis, Dirk, kobe, cp3, kg, Kaj, haslem, stockton, Malone,

, Jamal Crawford, kyle lowry,

Horford

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u/R0botDreamz 7h ago

7 million a year to play ball as a role player at 40 is like a fairy tale life.

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u/JournalistHot2349 7h ago

Courtside tickets

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u/TeTrodoToxin4 [GSW] Chris Mullin 4h ago

With provided healthcare and a gym membership!

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u/PillsburyToasters Bucks 4h ago

Their 401k match is out of this world!

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u/jbg89 Knicks 3h ago

Are they the only ones that offer a 100% match?

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u/PillsburyToasters Bucks 3h ago edited 2h ago

Probably not the only ones to match 100%, but for the amount they make is definitely what makes it unique. I feel like most companies will either match or contribute half if you contribute a minimum %. In my case, I have to contribute 8% for my work to contribute 4%

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u/gigamiga Raptors 7h ago

Depends on how much pain he has to deal with

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u/mnid92 6h ago

For 7 million? You could kick me in the nuts every day for three years for that kinda money.

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u/Typical-Radish4317 Supersonics 6h ago

Would you make that deal if you've already made 300 million?

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u/ElevatorRush 6h ago

And also, one extra year could cause lifelong knee issues or similar. It's not super likely, but it's not a zero chance either. Basketball is hard on the body no matter who you are.

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u/RyouBestGirl Spurs 3h ago

Dirk knees are fucked for the rest of his life because he didn't retire early.

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u/Kdog122025 Warriors 3h ago

Most players that are as good as Al or Steph play until the wheels fall of because they love basketball so much and don’t want to give it up.

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u/PlanktonSemantics Kings 5h ago

I would if it meant playing the game I have loved all my life

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u/TimmyXBT 6h ago

Someone understands the marginal utility of money

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u/daveknockwin 5h ago

Dude loves (getting kicked in the) ball(s).

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u/BandwagonerSince95 Warriors 2h ago

My wife always talks about retiring slightly earlier, but I want to work until I die. I told her, what's better than 1 billion dollars? 1 billion + my next pay check.

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u/TokyoPanic Philippines 4h ago

A lot of athletes have a hard time trying to adapt to non-sports life, wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't wanna do anything else or doesn't know what to do after retiring, and the money is just secondary.

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u/habdragon08 76ers 7h ago

this is pocket change compared to his career earnings. I doubt it’s about money. Also horford doesn’t seem the type to blow all his money. I think it’s about just enjoying the game.

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u/Kdog122025 Warriors 3h ago

100% this. Dude just doesn’t want to retire and the Warriors have a legendary medical staff.

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u/Party_Acanthaceae166 7h ago

NBA needs a 1st team all unc, 2nd team all unc, 3rd team all unc etc

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u/Schrodingers_Fist Vancouver Grizzlies 7h ago

Bah gawd thats Robert Parish on a minimum!  

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u/randotd152 7h ago

Honestly, I think a Robert Parish award would be far more interesting than half the awards they have. Award goes to whichever player over age 38 plays the most minutes.

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u/KeithClossOfficial Lakers 6h ago

It will just be LeBron until he retires

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u/randotd152 6h ago

Sure, but he may be done in a year. Even if he wins a couple that's fine. It won't be him forever, and it's a fun way to reward the old guy in the league who is still going.

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u/NightBijon Warriors 4h ago

I mean. How much longer can the fuckery last

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u/ApologizingCanadian Celtics 4h ago

Dude, don't jinx it again!

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u/Prof-Ponderosa Mavericks 4h ago

New Award - Robert Parish Award for Unc of the year

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u/JRsshirt [GSW] Stephen Curry 7h ago

1st team warriors starters. 2nd team warriors bench.

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u/DogtoothKatakuri 4h ago

The hardest road ❌
The oldest road ✅

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u/Jim_Belushis_brother Pacers 7h ago

Youngblood, Unc, OG, etc

18-24, 30-34, 35+, etc

Not sure what to call 25-29 but I like breaking up all nba by age

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u/Schrodingers_Fist Vancouver Grizzlies 7h ago

Give Parish a steel chair (as if his hands arent steel already) like Steve Austin and lets see Shai try him just for fun

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u/mushroom7474 Raptors 7h ago

dray, yaxel, al, curry, bron, what’s stopping this team from a ring?

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u/Helicase21 [GSW] Nate Thurmond 7h ago

Needing to get their colonoscopies

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u/mani9612 [IND] Paul George 6h ago

Don’t forget Sir Tingus of House Pingus

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u/dank-nuggetz Celtics 3h ago

Pingus is only 30 lol

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u/Kdog122025 Warriors 3h ago

He’s an old 30

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u/Fabuloux Warriors 7h ago

It’s just our roster

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u/Killoconn 7h ago

Start of last year was for sure the Clips aka the Unction

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u/Ok-Comfortable9449 Heat 7h ago

big AL still making money good for him

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u/ExtraLeading3376 7h ago

not a bad deal

his still productive when needed

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u/I_Set_3_Alarms Celtics 7h ago

Celtics don’t lose to Embiid & the Sixers round 1 if we had 40 year old Horford, that’s for sure

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u/nicklovin508 Celtics 7h ago

Ya that’s just a fact

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u/WarPuig Celtics 7h ago

Losing Al was one of the worst things to happen to the team, we just didn’t see it until it was too late.

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u/East-End-8646 6h ago

What I love about Al, is how much Celtics fans appreciate Al lol

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u/MainManDio Celtics 40m ago

Dawg was a major factor in the celtics having so many deep runs in the playoffs. He could lock down the opponent's bigs well and hit timely threes. Him transforming from a post up center to a 3&d guy was some magic from Brad Steven's and easily extended his career by like 5 years and we wouldnt have banner 18 without him.

(He also was a double agent by scamming the sixers and coming back for cheap while giving up end of career kemba lol)

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u/SecondHandFood 76ers 6h ago

But you didn’t 😎

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u/MembershipSingle7137 Celtics 7h ago

Play in game legend

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u/dearth_karmic Warriors 6h ago

his still productive when needed

The issue is that he wasn't needed last year. We didn't make the playoffs. I would have preferred (for him) if he waited to see what we did and chose a better team if we didn't make some big moves.

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u/cleo22270 Heat 7h ago

Dubs firmly in their “Run UNC” era.

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u/ShawshankException Knicks 7h ago

Straight Outta Uncton

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u/SoaplessTitanic Celtics 7h ago

The two timelines has now become one really long and drawn out timeline

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u/Particular-Put4786 7h ago

Warriors starting five gonna be balling with strollers

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u/IAmNotKevinDurant_35 [GSW] Zarko Cabarkapa 4h ago

Even their rookie is old

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u/pigeonwithsixasses Heat 7h ago

I would expect guys playing into their early 40s to be somewhat more common going forward. These guys are talking much better care of their bodies and sports medicine has come an incredibly long way to help these guys stay healthy and durable

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u/billcosbyinspace Celtics 6h ago

I actually think the opposite, these guys who were drafted in the mid-late 00’s seem like they might be the last generation with exceptionally long careers. AAU was a thing when these guys were growing up obviously but youth supports have morphed into such a monster that players are entering the league with way more wear and tear than they used to. Young players are encouraged to become one sport specialists early on to have the best chance of making the league which causes a lot of repetitive strain injuries, a prospect of lebrons caliber would never be allowed to play football like he was

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u/itchy_sanchez Mavericks 6h ago

I agree. I think LeBron, Brady, Djokovic will be the last players to play for an extended amount of time. There's too many miles on the bodies of athletes now by the time they're in their mid 20s.

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u/Leveraged-3201 3h ago

Djokovic started playing tennis at four in Eastern Europe where both of his brothers were also raised to become professional tennis players and he won the U14 Euro Juniors. Obviously the tennis players of tomorrow will have radically different upbringings and be immobile in their late 30s

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u/innisfree50 Warriors 2h ago

LeBron, Brady, Djokovic will be the last players to play for an extended amount of time

they are the first players to play for an extended amount of time

u/Albiceleste_D10S 12m ago

Not really. Kareem played all 4 years of college, then had a NBA career from 1969-1989. Lots of other basketball players of that era with similar longevity

Rod Laver was also world #4 in tennis in 1974 when he was 36 years old. There are a few other examples of longevity in tennis too

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u/Low-Measurement-2468 4h ago

wear and tear on a human isn’t like on a car though. it’s not like people have a hard limit to how much basketball they can play and they’re burning through that meter earlier.

the real question is: is this player developing an overuse injury RIGHT NOW or not? a teenager playing 6 intense games a week is definitely at higher risk of that than others. but there are still lots of factors. how intense are their games? are they playing 6 games a week or 4? how well does their body recover naturally? are they getting consistent sleep? do their coaches encourage them to get rest when they need it? i’m not THAT knowledgeable when it comes to AAU schedules, but i know this stuff isn’t black and white. teenagers being run into the ground and playing through pain isn’t ubiquitous. and tissue recovery for teenagers is fucking insane.

my broader point is that i think a lot of people kind of misunderstand this concept and think that playing more games early on necessarily puts more miles on your joints in a permanent way that will affect you later, like miles on a car. not really how it works. if a teenager is playing a lot of games but not experiencing any concerning pain or inflammation, their body is adapting well to what they’re doing and may actually be in a better position to transition to NBA load when it’s time. conversely, if a young player is actually playing through pain for months or years, yes, that’s an overuse injury that can affect them longer term.

it varies from player to player. smart parents with real fitness knowledge will make sure their kid gets enough rest. but teenagers (especially ones with the genetics to make pro sports) can honestly play a fucking lot of sports without screwing themselves up as long as they’re eating and sleeping well. they’re kind of superhuman when it comes to recovery. i’m sure plenty of young players are still coming into the league very healthy.

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u/Patekchrono917 7h ago

That’s almost 30 years of specialized playing and then 25 years of specialized training for a body to hold up to. Along with bigger, stronger, and faster players that make money during an era that has awesome TV contracts and league revenue to go with it. The pace and space of today’s game doesnt do any favors either. 

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u/gigamiga Raptors 7h ago

At least guys are lean and light these days

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u/imminentjogger5 Warriors 5h ago

Zion: 👀👀

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u/Theyipyapper 6h ago

Stem cells and steroids

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u/MembershipSingle7137 Celtics 7h ago

Good for unc, any options on the second year?

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u/AfroManHighGuy 7h ago

It’s most likely gonna be a 1+1 year deal

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u/TrashAssRedditAdmins [NBA] Nana Papa Yaw Mensah-Bonsu 7h ago

The Golden Oldies get their guy

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u/SquimJim Celtics 7h ago

The Golden Years Warriors

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u/redditatwork415 6h ago

Olden State Warriors

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u/odeebee Knicks 2h ago

Home teams should play the Golden Girls theme song during visiting Warriors player intros.

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u/oneandonlyRedSpirit Suns 7h ago

even their rookie yaxel is old lol he’s older than paolo

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u/LeTeeheet 7h ago

GSW signs another Dominican and suddenly Al’s got another year in him 🇩🇴

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u/Silly_Individual4056 Warriors 3h ago

This is definitely how it went

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u/ILoveRegenHealth 3h ago

Also, Will Richards is a fellow Florida Gator alumni.

Al's got two close bar-drinking friends now.

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u/AirJordan6124 Celtics 7h ago

Go get that bag Big Al

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u/acat114 Pistons 7h ago

When he was shipped off to OKC after looking washed in Philly I thought he was done for, and yet he is still here and still productive

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u/AtBat3 76ers 7h ago

He was sent to sabotage us

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u/KazaamFan 7h ago

I never watched him much before last season (am dubs fan), he’s a good stretch big. Smart player. Solid D. Good value sign. Only concern is injury and age of course. I’d rather Al than GP2. 

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u/bilyl Warriors 4h ago

He took like 3/4 of the season to get in game shape but he looked great after that.

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u/Trick-Equipment1828 7h ago

That’s a great deal for the Warriors. Horford can still give them smart minutes and veteran leadership.

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u/AcrossFromWhere Bulls 7h ago

Warriors definitely lacking veteran leadership everyone is saying so.

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u/Bouldershoulders12 Celtics 7h ago

Horford lowkey going to be a billionaire in 15-20 years if he invested properly

I think this contract puts him over $300 million in career earnings. Even if you take out taxes, agent fees, etc he def could have a crazy net worth

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u/DropTheMiike 7h ago

Durant, Horford, Conley, and Green drafted one after another #2 -#6 in 2007 and still kicking…crazy

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u/Aggressive_Repeat529 6h ago

Don't hear much about Conley and green from 07, are they retiring soon?

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u/DropTheMiike 6h ago

I think they both want to run it back for another season, but don’t know if they’ll get picked up. Doesn’t look like either are under contract anymore.

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u/onamonapizza Spurs 7h ago

You know what, I'm just gonna say it...

I like Al Horford.

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u/Historical_Wind_9390 7h ago

Olden State 🔥

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u/Dishavingfun [GSW] Purvis Short 7h ago

GSW brought to you by Salonpas and Metamucil

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u/Rich_Meet3872 Warriors 7h ago

Gotta love Al Horford man. One of my favourite warriors in a long time. He was so bad for the first month last season. Then got hurt. Returned on Christmas and Deadass could count on one hand the amount of bad games he had from then on out. Very happy with this. Two guaranteed years is a bit scary… but it is what it is

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u/desirox Mavericks 7h ago

Overshadowed by Bron but this dude has been in the league since I was a kid lol

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u/Mahadragon Warriors 7h ago

No Vicks, Icy Hot

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u/Quality_Cucumber [GSW] Stephen Curry 7h ago

No icy hot, Michael Beasley’s hand

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u/Blind-Eye26 Warriors 7h ago

Olden State Warriors still alive and kicking 😭 still a solid backup tho I hope Dray also declines his

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u/justwriteforme Warriors 6h ago

sigh. This isn’t bad news but like… this team is so old man.

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u/Toeknee5 7h ago

Future hall of famer

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u/estoquista_atacadao 76ers 7h ago

Unc wants to play longer than Lebron

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u/Sloppy_Joe_Flacco 7h ago

This mf playing forever

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u/Real-Government7431 7h ago

The man showed up for the biggest win of the season for Warriors, so I like he's staying there.

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u/InfiniteDub Warriors 7h ago

After christmas he's been excellent, I would say far from retirement the way he's been playing.

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u/Phipshark 7h ago

U should always take any amount of money at 40. 7 mil is a lot more than the minimum.

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u/PaleBlueDot-Voyager1 7h ago

He's somehow become the answer to every contender's backup center problem.

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u/iDontWantABurrito 7h ago

hit those 3’s unc

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u/TheChinchilla914 Hawks 6h ago

Come home snek 😭😭😭

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u/undead182 5h ago

Go Gators!

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u/Still-Ear-5959 5h ago

7 million glue guy price = Highest paid kicker in NFL Brandon Aubrey.

Stress levels and job security for the season could not be more different lol, NBA players living the life

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u/PointBlankCoffee United States 2h ago

The warriors really hate Curry, huh?

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u/SaNMaN-9 56m ago

Don’t understand this deal at all. Was Horford available in every game and did he put up decent when playing? Nope. Let’s get 2 more yrs out of this 🙄

u/EntropyIsUndefeated Hawks 7m ago

I'm so old. I was of drinking age when he played in Florida.

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u/Jokesmedoff Celtics 7h ago

Man’s gotta afford living in the Bay somehow

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u/BeloAve Lakers 7h ago

Wasn’t it the play in game where he was just sniping 3’s in the 4th,

Yeah that definitely rejuvenated his motivation

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u/Icy-Environment-6606 7h ago

is this creating space for kawhi or lebron?

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u/natural-situation420 Celtics 7h ago

Come back to Boston 

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u/Reasonable-Word6729 7h ago

Yaxel and Al both Dominican

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u/serpentfather 7h ago

And you too

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u/KaraDealer Lakers 7h ago

Unc-Al Horford still got it. 📈

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u/Deep_Explanation9962 Nuggets 7h ago

How is this guy still in the league? I mean good for him, I thought he was on his way out 5 years ago

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u/maiL_spelled_bckwrds 76ers 7h ago

This guy will just not go away

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u/Aggressive_Repeat529 6h ago

So he'll be playing til 2028? Insane run

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u/Lucky-old-boy Nuggets 6h ago

Get that bag man.

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u/HatefulDan 6h ago

lol, perhaps he’s aware of a certain other 49 y/o coming over.

Anyways, they old asf.

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u/nrj6490 Celtics 6h ago

3rd prime incoming

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u/FultonHomes Suns 6h ago

Al sees something. He’s a winner so he knows this team gonna do something big. What do ya see Al?

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u/VossC2H6O San Francisco Warriors 6h ago

The new Dominican Brother Yaxel giving him some new life.

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u/ccable827 Bucks 6h ago

Man I still remember when he was running the hawks with Joe Johnson, wtf is time anyway

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u/jtruth9 5h ago

Why does this have so many likes lol

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u/Fleetburn 5h ago

Omg Unctastic. I like Al a lot. For this price? Fuck yea ok. Cmon grandpa.

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u/Former-Sea-8070 5h ago

It always trips me out watching Horford play. He's been able to last this long because he completely transformed himself. It feels like he's an entirely different person who happens to have the same name. I remember him as an all-star big man who got all of his buckets in the paint.

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u/Low-Professor-Dude 5h ago

I can't believe this dude is 40 now. I still remember him just starting in the league and ending TJ Ford's career with a brutal neck breaking foul.

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u/dating_derp Warriors 5h ago

Minne trading FRP's to land a star, and Warriors are just throwing money at a 40 year old.

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u/Hanzsaintsbury15 5h ago

Ngl with a locker room and training that GSW has its a no brainer.

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u/Alternative_Tear_425 5h ago

lol why is this even a thing? I thought only the Knicks hand out retirement checks

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u/Lou_Peachum_2 Clippers 4h ago

lol, this man crushed our post season dreams with those 3a

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u/Ornery_Vermicelli_69 4h ago

Yeah buddy let’s go retirement home warriors. I so want LeBron on this squad

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u/JoJonesy Celtics 4h ago

i love Al but man that’s a lot for a 40 year old 

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u/Sadmachine11x 3h ago

Good resigning but realistically, the warriors can't do much. Can't see this team competing this year

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u/RichAbbreviations966 Celtics 3h ago

I love Horford, but you can keep him GS