NC native Chris Paul hinted at retirement in a video dropped before the Clippers' game against the Hornets in Charlotte over the weekend.

Longtime NBA star Chris Paul, who returned to the Los Angeles Clippers this offseason, appears he'll be calling it quits at the end of the 2025-26 season. Paul announced the news on his social media accounts with a highlight reel of his 21-year career alongside the caption, "Back in NC!!! What a ride…Still so much left…GRATEFUL for this last one!!"

Jada Paul ( née Crawley) is proud of her husband, Chris Paul. Chris shocked the sports world on Saturday, Nov. 22, when he announced that he would be retiring after 21 years in the NBA. “What a ride,” Chris wrote on X alongside a montage of his 21-year NBA career. “Still so much left…GRATEFUL for this last one!!”

Kenny Atkinson was among the many in Cleveland at Rocket Arena who applauded Chris Paul on Sunday after his retirement announcement.

Los Angeles Clippers guard Chris Paul officially announced on Saturday that he would be retiring at the end of the season, his 21st in the NBA. It's been a legendary career, as he is second in NBA history in both assists and steals, one spot ahead of Dallas Mavericks head coach Jason Kidd.

Chris Paul announces his retirement at the end of the 2025-26 season, ending a notable NBA career with accolades such as 12 All-Star appearances and two Olympic gold medals.

Chris Paul joined the Thunder in 2019-20 when Mark Daigneault was still an assistant coach. Oklahoma City entered the playoffs as the fifth seed, led by Chris, a young Thunder team featuring promising guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in his first season in OKC. Daigneault was named head coach the following season.

It was announced today that Chris Paul will retire after this season. Which begs the question: where does CP3 stack up among the all-time greats?