Frederick

it all seems so silly in the long run

[ThienemanSZN @ThienemanSZN]

Shock the world tonight Cubs

[blink-182 TV @blink182tvx]

On this day 29 years ago, blink-182 began filming the music video for Dammit! ☠️🔥

The videoclip stars Mark Hoppus, who tries to keep his ex-girlfriend away from her new lover at a movie theater.

📆 Jun /07/ 1997📍Dude Ranch 🐃

[Definitely Nick @other_st_nick]

As told by the 👑 himself

[Sun-Times Sports @suntimes_sports]

The Sun-Times Sports cover, featuring Stacey King, who shockingly died at age 59.

https://t.co/IHj7oieY0d

[Chris Murphy @SeeMurphsTweets]

The Derrick Rose era in Chicago will always come with Stacey King as the soundtrack. He was the narrator for Bulls basketball, using unmatched joy to carry Chicago fans through countless hopeless seasons.

Tomorrow's Chicago Tribune sports cover.

[Antimmy Butwards @StillSoberV3]

The G stands for gets

RIP🙏

[Die-Hard Chicago Bulls Fans @Bullsfans]

After Michael Jordan scored a career-high 69 points in one game, Stacey King said:

“I'll always remember this as the night that Michael Jordan and I combined to score 70 points"

Amazing sense of humor. Stacey, you will be missed so much.

[K.C. Johnson @KCJHoop]

Stacey was one of a kind because his passion was authentic and his ability to connect with so many was genuine. His knowledge of the game sometimes got overshadowed by his catch phrases. But man, he knew ball. He welcomed me to broadcast side and made me better RIP to an original

[Barstool Chicago @barstoolchicago]

“LET ME STEP BACK AND KISS MYSELF!”

Stacey King and DRose were a match made in heaven.

[SM Highlights @SMHighlights1]

Stacey King a few weeks ago on announcing:

“It’s a fun job, it never seems like work for me. Every night I go to work, win, lose or draw, I’m having fun… one thing I’ve always tried was if you couldn’t come to a Bulls game, you’re entertained on TV.”

This is a message I think everyone needs for their life.

[Barstool Chicago @barstoolchicago]

I wanna go HIGHER

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

One of the most legendary calls of all time

Rest in Peace, Stacey King

[Shams Charania @ShamsCharania]

Stacey King has passed away at 59 years old. A three-time NBA champion with the Chicago Bulls across eight NBA seasons after being the No. 6 pick in the 1989 draft, and a beloved broadcaster for the team in his post-playing career.