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Bulls replace Stacey King with analyst rotation
Chicago Bulls TV analysts rotate to replace late Stacey King.
In brief
Chicago Bulls TV analysts rotate to replace late Stacey King. Chicago Bulls announced a rotation of TV analysts including Adam Amin, Kendall Gill, Robbie Hummel, Will Perdue, Bill Wennington, and Scott Williams to replace Stacey King who died June 7. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.
Bulls announce analyst rotation
Chicago Bulls announced a rotation of TV analysts to replace the late Stacey King.
New analysts join rotation
Play-by-play voice Adam Amin will be joined by Kendall Gill, Robbie Hummel, Will Perdue, Bill Wennington and Scott Williams.
Stacey King's death
Longtime Bulls TV analyst Stacey King died at his home in River Forest on June 7 at 59.
King's 20-year tenure
King had been the Bulls’ TV analyst for 20 years, entertaining fans with his humor, wit and trademark sayings.
Rotation purpose
The Bulls think a rotation will ease the pressure on the analysts and serve as an audition for the permanent job.
CHSN broadcast plans
CHSN will air all five Bulls preseason games and 80 regular-season games, with all home games available in 4K.
Radio analysts return
Bulls radio voice Chuck Swirsky and Wennington return to call games on The Score for three preseason games and all regular-season and postseason games.
Postgame show host
Alyssa Bergamini returns to host The Score’s postgame show.
The main idea
Chicago Bulls announced a rotation of TV analysts including Adam Amin, Kendall Gill, Robbie Hummel, Will Perdue, Bill Wennington, and Scott Williams to replace Stacey King who died June 7.
