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Stacey King

Stacey King

American basketball player and sports commentatorWikipedia

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Sep 16, 2026

Laurence HolmesHOST
77:56
Our guy Chris Tannehill always does an incredible job of bringing guests in with highlights.
Laurence HolmesHOST
78:00
And all over your highlights are Stacey King.
Laurence HolmesHOST
78:03
And he coins heart, hustle, and muscle.
Laurence HolmesHOST
78:06
And you know that he's talking about that era of Bulls and talking about you specifically.
Laurence HolmesHOST
78:10
And when Stacey died, it hurt all of us.
Laurence HolmesHOST
78:14
I'm curious, as someone that knew this man and has all of your highlights with his voice on him as a Bull, what will you remember about Stacey King?
Taj GibsonGUEST
78:27
What I remember about Stacey King is first, he was just that veteran that was there for me.
Taj GibsonGUEST
78:32
He was that guy that I always asked him questions and he will always give me the greatest answers because that's not often when you can get to a league and have a veteran that's kind of been in your position where he's coming off the bench, he's doing all the different things and he understands how to be professional.
Matt SpiegelHOST
26:21
Our guy Chris Tannehill always does an incredible job of bringing guests in with highlights.
Matt SpiegelHOST
26:26
And all over your highlights are Stacey King.
Matt SpiegelHOST
26:29
And he coins heart, hustle, and muscle.
Matt SpiegelHOST
26:31
And you know that he's talking about that era of Bulls and talking about you specifically.
Matt SpiegelHOST
26:36
And when Stacey died, it hurt all of us.
Matt SpiegelHOST
26:40
I'm curious, as someone that knew this man and has all of your highlights with his voice on him as a Bull, what will you remember about Stacey King?
Taj GibsonGUEST
26:52
What I remember about Stacey King is first, he was just that veteran that was there for me.
Taj GibsonGUEST
26:58
He was that guy that I always asked him questions and he would always give me the greatest answers because that's not often when you can get to a league and have a veteran that's kind of been in your position where he's coming off the bench, he's doing all the different things and he understands how to be professional.
Zach LoweHOST
76:04
By the way, I, as we're on the Bulls, I will talk more about this when it's appropriate.
Zach LoweHOST
76:09
Uh, Stacey King passed away this off-season.
Zach LoweHOST
76:12
Um, just an absolutely delightful dude.
Zach LoweHOST
76:16
Um, interviewed him lots of times, including on this podcast, but also about the '90s Bulls.
Zach LoweHOST
76:21
One of my favorite sort of always-made-me-laugh broadcasters, was s- always super generous with his time and his personality, and I just, I, I haven't talked about it, and I just like, I'm gonna really miss Stacey King, and, um, not, like, on the broadcast, like, I will miss him on the broadcast, but just, like, as a personality to run into around the NBA.
Zach LoweHOST
76:40
Uh, really, that really was a sad one.
Zach LoweHOST
76:43
Um, okay, one more team.
Laurence HolmesHOST
6:59
Our guy Chris Tannehill always does an incredible job of bringing guests in with highlights.
Laurence HolmesHOST
7:04
And all over your highlights are Stacey King.
Laurence HolmesHOST
7:07
And he coins heart, hustle, and muscle.
Laurence HolmesHOST
7:09
And you know that he's talking about that era of Bulls and talking about you specifically.
Laurence HolmesHOST
7:13
And when Stacey died, it hurt all of us.
Laurence HolmesHOST
7:18
I'm curious, as someone that knew this man and has all of your highlights with his voice on him as a Bull, what will you remember about Stacey King?
Taj GibsonGUEST
7:30
What I remember about Stacey King is first, he was just that veteran that was there for me.
Taj GibsonGUEST
7:35
He was that guy that I always asked him questions and he will always give me the greatest answers because that's not often when you can get to a league and have a veteran that's kind of been in your position where he's coming off the bench, he's doing all the different things and he understands how to be professional.
Big DaveHOST
7:16
We recognize the hard work.
Big DaveHOST
7:18
Um, shout out Stacey King, man, of course, we're always seeing hard hat, lunch pail, all the time for Taj Gibson.
Big DaveHOST
7:24
It made me think back to when he...
Big DaveHOST
7:26
I remember when he got drafted, and I remember the video they were showing of him, and I was with C. Fred at the time.
Theo PinsonHOST
12:34
Oh.
Raymond FeltonHOST
12:34
Yo, they did give him the nickname, like Stacy King.
Theo PinsonHOST
12:36
It's like, it's like a fruit soda
Raymond FeltonHOST
12:37
Oh, it's Stacy King.
Theo PinsonHOST
12:38
Thagic?
Raymond FeltonHOST
12:40
Thagic Johnson.
Laurence HolmesHOST
99:27
One of the real beautiful people, Adam Amin, is here.
Laurence HolmesHOST
99:30
And I saw it's official today that the Stacey King tribute is going to be on 2-4.
Laurence HolmesHOST
99:37
Yeah.
Laurence HolmesHOST
99:38
February 4th, 2007.
Drew StevensHOST
7:34
Yeah.
Big DaveHOST
7:34
Uh, but first off, Drew, it was, uh, released today by the Chicago Bulls that they will be honoring the great Stacey King with a celebrate- with a night celebrating his life and legacy.
Big DaveHOST
7:48
It will happen February 4th, 2027.
Big DaveHOST
7:51
Uh, it'll be Stacey King Celebration Night.
Big DaveHOST
7:55
Uh, the Bulls will be taking on the Oklahoma City Thunder on that night.
Big DaveHOST
8:00
For those of you who don't know, Stacey King is from Oklahoma.
Big DaveHOST
8:03
He's from Lawton, Oklahoma, and he played ball at, uh, the University of Oklahoma, and he was a beast at the University of Oklahoma.
Drew StevensHOST
8:10
[laughs]
Jason GoffHOST
45:06
Like you mentioned, there's, there's real, I have not been as excited and also as crestfallen about a bull season as I will be about this year.
Jason GoffHOST
45:20
A lot of reasons, um, One, it's going to be the first bull season in 20 some odd that we haven't heard Stacey King's voice and working with him for five, six years and the conversations we would have that would never be about basketball and the things that I will miss and having that familiar feeling in your living room or in your basement or in your bedroom when you're just walking around and those games on in the background that that is going to rock me in a way.
Jason GoffHOST
45:54
As I get older, I become more aware of my own mortality and The legacy I will leave when I'm no longer here and what people will say about me.
Jason GoffHOST
46:04
And you can call it, you know, if it's narcissistic or whatever the case may be.
Jason GoffHOST
46:09
You know, it's not only the reason why I try to treat people well.
Jason GoffHOST
46:11
It's just also you want to, you know, you build and you put a lot into your name over the years and you hope people take care of it when you're not here.
Jason GoffHOST
46:21
Stacey King is one of those people where.
Jason GoffHOST
46:23
Watched him as a kid.
Matt SpiegelHOST
4:00
One of the real beautiful people, Adam Amin, is here.
Matt SpiegelHOST
4:03
And I wanted to ask, I saw it's official today that the Stacey King tribute is going to be on 2-4.
Matt SpiegelHOST
4:10
Yeah.
Matt SpiegelHOST
4:11
February 4th, 2007.

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