P.J. Tucker announced he was retiring from the NBA on Instagram on Thursday night. Tucker, 41, last played three games for the Knicks in the 2024-25 season, but didn’t suit up for an NBA team this past year. His most memorable campaign may have been with the Milwaukee Bucks, when he helped them win an NBA championship in 2020-21. That postseason, he played 23 games for the Bucks while averaging 4.3 points and 4.8 rebounds en route to winning his first ever title. Tucker announced he was calling it quits in an emotional message on his social media in the middle of this year’s NBA playoffs. “20 years being my job but 40 plus years of not being able to fathom doing anything other than it. So here’s to retiring from the NBA… because I will NEVER stop ballin,” Tucker wrote in the caption of his Instagram post. Several NBA stars have since wished him the best in the comments section, from Russell Westbrook to Karl-Anthony Towns.…