Former NBA center Aron Baynes retired from the sport Wednesday. Daniel Moldovan, Baynes' agent, signaled the 6'10" big man's farewell on social media.

SAN ANTONIO – After nine seasons in the NBA, former San Antonio Spur Aron Baynes is retiring from professional basketball. The New Zealand-born and Australian National Team member had a successful career at Washington State. He joined the Spurs in Jan. 2013.

After nine years in the NBA and three out of it, center Aron Baynes is calling it career. The 37-year-old Australian big man is formally retiring from basketball, he announced Wednesday afternoon through agent Daniel Moldovan.

Former NBA champion and New Zealand native Aron Baynes has retired from the game of basketball. On Wednesday, his agent, Daniel Moldovan, revealed that Baynes has retired from basketball. He shared the news on social media.

Former Toronto Raptors center Aron Baynes is stepping away from the game of basketball. Baynes played 522 games throughout his nine years, averaging 6.0 points, 4.6 rebounds and 0.8 assists.

Baynes spent two of his nine NBA seasons with the Boston Celtics and also spent time with the San Antonio Spurs, Detroit Pistons, Phoenix Suns and Toronto Raptors. The 6-foot-10 center hasn’t played in an NBA game since the 2020-21 season.

Former NBA center Aron Baynes has officially ended his basketball career, agent Daniel Moldovan of Lighthouse Sports announced ( via Twitter ).

Baynes is one of only three Australian men to have won both an NBA championship and an Olympic medal, having played in the Boomers' bronze medal-winning Tokyo Games campaign. At 208cm tall and with a schoolboy rugby league background,