After spending 17 seasons in the NBA, the 40-year-old veteran marksman Kyle Korver finally decided to end his long career. However, according to The Athletic reporter Shams Chalanya, Korver will still engage in basketball-related jobs after retirement; Chalanya also pointed out that Korver has accepted the Brooklyn Nets. At the invitation of Steve Nash, he became the assistant coach of player development under Steve Nash.

The last time Korver played in the league dates back to the 2019/20 season. At that time, he played for the Milwaukee Bucks. In 58 regular season games, he still averaged 6.7 points per game and hit 41.8% from three points per game. . However, after the end of the season in September 2020, although Korver, who became a free agent, did not announce his retirement, he did not choose to sign a contract with any team.

In his 17-year playing career, Korver played for the Philadelphia 76ers, Atlanta Hawks, Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers and Milwaukee Bucks. So far, Korver has played 1,232 games on behalf of each team, and ranked fourth in the NBA with 2,450 three-pointers, and ranked fourth in the NBA with a 42.9% three-point shooting rate. Well-known.