Longtime Bulls announcer Neil Funk pays tribute to Stacey King: 'He just loved life'
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Sean Keeley
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The article reports on the passing of Stacey King, former Chicago Bulls forward and three-time NBA champion who later became the team's beloved color commentator for nearly 20 years. It highlights the tribute from his longtime broadcast partner Neil Funk, who worked alongside King from 2006 onward, first on radio and then on television. Funk's tribute emphasizes King's love for life and the joy he brought to others.
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