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Stacey King, beloved Chicago Bulls legend and longtime broadcaster, passed away at 59 from hypertensive cardiovascular disease — a natural death complicated by obesity. A first-round draft pick in 89, he played key roles off the bench, including a clutch 15-point Finals performance in 92 that helped seal the Bulls’ championship. After his playing days, he spent two decades calling games with infectious passion, becoming a voice fans trusted and loved. The Bulls family, from Jerry Reinsdorf to Michael Reinsdorf, hailed him as a joyful, unifying force whose love for the game and team touched everyone. His legacy lives on through the energy he brought to every broadcast and every fan who felt connected by his voice.

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