Jimmer Fredette, the former college basketball sensation from BYU turned NBA player and 3x3 basketball star, officially announced his retirement. His basketball journey took him from the courts of Glens Falls, New York, to the bright lights of the NBA, and even to representing Team USA at the Olympics. Fredette's career was highlighted by his scoring prowess and his ability to excel in various leagues around the world, including stints in China and Greece where he left a lasting impact.
Despite facing challenges along the way, Fredette's love for the game never wavered, leading to unforgettable moments and cherished memories throughout his career. Transitioning to 3x3 basketball in his later years brought out the best in Fredette, where he achieved success on the international stage with Team USA, winning gold medals and earning recognition as one of the top players in the world. While bidding farewell to the game he loves was not an easy decision, Fredette expressed gratitude for the transformative role basketball played in shaping his life and embraced the start of a new chapter post-retirement.