It looks like Rasheed Wallace is going to retire after all. The Boston Celtics announced Tuesday that they have waived Wallace after coming to a mutual agreement under which Wallace plans to retire.
"We would like to thank Rasheed for everything that he did for this team and organization last season," said Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge. "We would like to wish Rasheed and his family the best as they move on into the next phase of their lives. He will always be a member of the Celtics family."
Wallace, a center/forward and 15-year pro, averaged 9.0 points and 4.1 rebounds in 22.5 minutes per game last season, his first with Boston. Wallace was set to earn $13 million over the final two years of a three-year deal he inked with Boston last offseason, but he told coach Doc Rivers before Game 7 of the NBA Finals that it would likely be his last game.