Joe Harris, who was drafted by the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2014, retires from the NBA after 10 seasons.
After 10 NBA seasons, Joe Harris has retired from basketball. Harris played 504 NBA games for the Nets, Cavaliers and Pistons. He was a career 43.6 percent three-point shooter and won the Three-Point Contest at 2019 All-Star weekend.Fans may remember Harris most for his time with the Brooklyn Nets, but he started his career with the Wine and Gold.
Cleveland then traded Harris to the Brooklyn Nets in January of 2016 in exchange for the Portland Trail Blazers' protected 2020 second-round pick.
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