the season on December 26, 2011, Radmanović scored 17 points with four steals and five assists in 27 minutes. On July 19, 2012, Radmanović signed a one-year deal with the Chicago Bulls. Radmanović's final NBA game was played in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals on May 8th, 2013 where the Bulls lost to the Miami Heat 78 - 115. Radmanović recorded 9 points, 1 assist and 2 steals in his final game. The Heat would go on to defeat the Chicago Bulls in 5 games, eliminating the Bulls from the playoffs. In October 2013, Radmanović announced his retirement. After 12 seasons in the NBA, he appeared in 737 regular season games, shot 37.8 percent from three, and averaged 8.0 points in roughly 22 minutes per game. International career Radmanović played for the senior team of FR Yugoslavia/Serbia and Montenegro at three major tournaments. 2002 World Championship Radmanović was set to debut for the senior national team at the 2001 EuroBasket but he turned down a call-up from coach Svetislav Pešić in order to focus on preparing to enter the NBA. Radmanović made his debut for the senior side at the 2002 FIBA World Championship in Indianapolis where Yugoslavia won gold. Radmanović (and his Seattle team mate Predrag Drobnjak) did not see many minutes at the tournament, entering the court in only three games. During half-time of the semifinals against New Zealand in which the favored Yugoslavia was losing, coach Svetislav Pešić angrily ostracized Radmanović from the team because Radmanović was eating a banana in the change room while Pešić was giving instructions. Radmanović watched the rest of the game from the stands while Yugoslavia won in an uncertain finish. Radmanović didn't play in the final against Argentina either as Yugoslavia won 84–77. After the final, there was another controversy at the podium during the medal ceremony as Pešić instructed Aleksandar Smiljanić (who was on the preliminary roster but did not make the final cut) to put on Radmanović's jersey and to receive a medal instead of Radmanović. Radmanović later called the tournament a "big experience" for him. 2004 Olympics Radmanović skipped out on the 2003 EuroBasket but he did take part in the 2004 Olympic tournament where Serbia and Montenegro was eliminated in the preliminary round. Radmanović was coming off of an excellent season with Seattle and the return of Željko Obradović as national team head coach brought