Layla Rahimi

Stacey King.

who we lost yesterday, the great Bull, the great Bulls broadcaster.

We've been talking about him the last couple of segments.

I want to go.

We've got a great story that we're going to play here, but I understand we might have a pretty good story here on line one from David.

Hey, David, you're on Rahimi Harrison-Grody on the score.

Hey, guys.

Thanks for taking my call.

Sure.

Yeah, this goes back to 1993, the summer.

I graduated high school when I was a camp counselor at a basketball camp in Lake Forest.

And the best part was is he hung out probably, I'd say, for about an hour and a half afterwards and answered every single question, including the ones of the obvious, what it was like to play with MJ, and then proceeded to look at me.

It was awesome.

That's great, man.

Past my curfew.

I love it.

Thank you, David.

I appreciate you.

You know, here's the other thing, like when I think about Stacey King, what he did is something that not every broadcaster does, whether here or anywhere.

And that is to, especially like celebrity broad, former players, right?