Stacey King, 3-time champ with Bulls, dies at 59 — SkimNews
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- Stacey King died at age 59, as announced by the Chicago Bulls.
- Chicago Bulls owner Jerry Reinsdorf called King "a cherished member of the Bulls family" and highlighted his three‑decade connection as player and broadcaster.
- Stacey King won three NBA championships with the Bulls from 1991‑1993, averaging 8.9 points and 4.7 rebounds as a rookie and finishing his eight‑season career with 6.4 points and 3.3 rebounds per game.
- Stacey King spent more than two decades as a Bulls broadcaster, known for his "Gimme the Hot Sauce" catchphrase, and was an Emmy‑winning fan favorite.
Why it matters: Bulls fans lose a beloved voice at age 59, and the broadcast team must fill his 20‑year role, potentially affecting viewership and the team's connection with generations of supporters.
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