Chris Paul blasts the Clippers following ugly divorce
NY Post
When Chris Paul signed a one-year, $3.6 million contract with the Clippers last July, many in the industry that this was the perfect retirement tour.
“I was extremely grateful. You saw I was emotional when I went back. I knew it was my last year and I was getting to play in front of my family,” Paul said this past weekend on Carmelo Anthony’s “7PM in Brooklyn” podcast.
That never happened.
Amidst a 5-16 start to the season, the Clippers shockingly sent Paul home and told him to not come back. The decision came after a tough loss to the Heat and Miami, which was followed by a meeting with Clippers president of basketball operations Lawrence Frank.
He has since announced his retirement from the NBA.
Now Paul is telling his truth, and he couldn’t care less. He went into great detail on the podcast about what led to his split from the franchise he became best associated with.
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