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Horace Grant Urges Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen to End Beef After King’s Passing
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Horace Grant was shaken by the untimely passing of former teammate Stacey King in June, but hopes it can spark a reunion between Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen.
King, who played alongside Grant, Jordan and Pippen on the Chicago Bulls’ first three championship squads in the 1990s and then became the team’s color commentator, died of hypertensive cardiovascular disease at only 59 years old.
Jordan and Pippen have been at odds since the release of The Last Dance documentary in 2020, but there does seem to be some hope of a reunion.
Jordan and Charles Barkley recently ended their long feud, and Grant thinks King’s passing could initiate a long-awaited squashing of beef between Pippen and Jordan as well.
“It was great to see MJ and Charles reconnect, because they’d been friends forever,” Grant told Online Casinos Canada.