17-Year Career Concludes! Tay Gibson Hangs Up His Sneakers, Returns to Bulls Coaching Staff as Assistant

Tay Gibson has officially announced his retirement, bringing a close to a 17-season NBA career. He has chosen to return to the Chicago Bulls, where he will serve as an assistant coach under Billy Donovan. A member of the 2009-10 All-Rookie First Team, Gibson's career stints included the Bulls (8 years), Knicks (4 years), Timberwolves (2 years), as well as the Wizards, Hornets, Thunder, Grizzlies, and Pistons.

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17-Year Career Concludes! Tay Gibson Hangs Up His Sneakers, Returns to Bulls Coaching Staff as Assistant

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