Layla Rahimi

I think he got up there, and if I remember correctly, he did the Bill Cartwright.

But he was certainly the funniest guy in that Bulls locker room for the time that he was there.

The levity of it all.

is something that he brought to everything.

Even when things were bad, right?

Sometimes you need a little levity.

He was great at executing the levity.

And I just love the fact that we all have similar thoughts.

And I think that's one of the things, right?

Sports brings us together, right?

And for Stacey King and,

As a Bull, he did more to bring us together after he was done playing than the actual, hey, yes, you were part of three championship teams, but the reason why his impact will last so much longer is because of what he did after he was done with his playing days.

Oh, yeah.

Give that man a microphone, and he is off to the races.

Yeah, no doubt, and well said by you, Tyler Buterbaugh.

And I think Stacey King, as any team broadcaster, did what he had to do to be team-friendly.

It's just part of the gig that there are certain things and certain ways that you're probably not going to go when you're a team broadcaster.

That never, though, stopped him from expressing his opinion when his basketball sensibilities were—

were insulted, he couldn't help himself to the benefit of all of us and probably to the benefit of the Bulls organization at times.

Something that used to frustrate him to no end.