Santo Domingo – Dominican veteran Al Horford has concluded his successful tenure with the Boston Celtics, the team with which he was crowned NBA champion in 2024. This Sunday, his multi-season agreement with the Golden State Warriors was confirmed.
A Farewell Full of Gratitude
In a touching message shared on his social media, Horford expressed his deep gratitude towards Boston and its fans.“From the moment we arrived, my family and I were welcomed with open arms. This chapter in my career will have a special place in my heart. Winning the 18th title with this city will be a moment I will celebrate forever. I am forever grateful to the fans and the team.”
Al HorfordThe 39-year-old center will formalize his contract with the Warriors in the coming days, once the financial details and the contractual situation of Jonathan Kuminga, who is a restricted free agent, are finalized. Horford played seven of the last nine seasons with the Celtics, playing a crucial role in obtaining the 2024 championship. In the most recent season, he averaged 9.0 points, 6.2 rebounds and 2.1 assists, with a notable 36.3% effectiveness in three-point shots, averaging 5.2 attempts per game. The Warriors see in Horford an ideal complement to their team, which features figures like Stephen Curry, Jimmy Butler III, and Draymond Green. His offensive versatility, ability to open the court, and defensive solidity are qualities that make him a valuable player. With 19 seasons in the NBA, Horford continues to be one of the most veteran and productive players in the league. In addition, he is part of a select group of only four players in history with more than 900 three-pointers and 1,300 blocks, along with Rasheed Wallace, Brook Lopez, and Clifford Robinson.
