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How Bulls might replace late TV analyst Stacey King — here are 5 candidates

First publishedJul 16, 15:30 UTC
Last updatedJul 16, 18:12 UTC · 10m ago
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<p>There’s no replacing Stacey King, but the <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/bulls" >Bulls</a> will have to try.</p><p>King, the team’s longtime TV analyst, shockingly died June 7 at 59. After their Summer League season ends Friday, the Bulls’ next games will come in October in the preseason.

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<p>There’s no replacing Stacey King, but the <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/bulls" >Bulls</a> will have to try.</p><p>King, the team’s longtime TV analyst, shockingly died June 7 at 59. After their Summer League season ends Friday, the Bulls’ next games will come in October in the preseason. Chicago Sports Network figures to carry them, so the Bulls will need an analyst in place.</p><p>No one will be able to duplicate King’s enthusiasm and catchphrases, and that’s OK. But because of the enormous shoes the next analyst will fill, the Bulls are leaning toward using several analysts this season to ease the pressure on them, the Sun-Times has learned.</p><p>That would be prudent.

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<p>There’s no replacing Stacey King, but the <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/bulls" >Bulls</a> will have to try.</p><p>King, the team’s longtime TV analyst, shockingly died June 7 at 59. After their Summer League season ends Friday, the Bulls’ next games will come in October in the preseason.
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