Lakers' Metta World Peace: Not ready to retire

World Peace said Thursday that he'd like to play 2-to-4 more years in the NBA, Mark Medina of the LA Daily news reports.

World Peace made his return to the NBA this season after playing overseas in 2015-16. He appeared in only 35 games, holding down an end-of-the-bench role for a bad Lakers team more focused on sending off Kobe Bryant and developing young forwards like Julius Randle and Larry Nance. World Peace, who will turn 37 two weeks into next season, will likely struggle to find a new home this summer, and it's highly improbable that any team would be willing to offer him more than a one-year deal similar to what he signed with the Lakers last offseason.