According to the man himself, Gordon Hayward is retiring after 14 years in the National Basketball Association. The announcement came via social media.

Despite being bitten by the injury bug in 2017 and beyond, Hayward ended his career with averages of 15.2 points, 4.4 rebounds, and 3.5 assists. He was an All-Star and an all-elite player for Butler.

The 34-year-old played seven years with the Utah Jazz, three years with the Boston Celtics, four years with the Charlotte Hornets, and one short season with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Gordon Hayward (Calf) Out At Least Two Weeks

Per the Charlotte Hornets, Gordon Hayward is set to miss at least the next two weeks due to a strained calf.

The injury was during the Hornets’ loss to the Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday.

Hayward is averaging 14.5 points, 4.7 rebounds and 4.6 assists in 31.9 minutes.

Gordon Hayward suffers fractured finger!

Gordon Hayward suffers fractured finger! Injuries are like the plague for Gordon Hayward, they just keep spreading and spreading and damaging everywhere it goes. Less than a month after Gordon Hayward signs with the Hornets, he has injured his shooting hand.

The injury was an avulsion fracture of the fifth metacarpal on his right hand, which, unfortunately, is his shooting hand. It has been reported that he suffered this injury in Monday’s game against the Raptors when they lost 112-109 to them in the preseason.

Hayward has been starting in both of the Hornet’s preseason games; while averaging 12 points per game. The Hornets open their regular season on December 23rd when they have the Cavaliers.

What are some other injuries he has suffered in the past with the Celtics before joining the Hornets?

A multitude of injuries has been occurring throughout his journey, or his three-season journey, with the Celtics. In his season debut with the Celtics, he only got to play 6 minutes that entire season. Why was that? It was after suffering horrific and terrifying ankle and foot injuries in the 2017-18 NBA Season.

Just recently, back in November 2019, he broke his left hand. Plus, he suffered nerve and left foot issues throughout last December. This past season, inside the NBA Bubble, he missed 12 out of 17 games for Boston during their playoff run due to an ankle injury. The injury was a Grade 3 right ankle injury.

Before the 23rd of December, Hayward will have one week to attempt to get better to join the team and play against the Cavs.

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