Bulls Fans Can Get Championship Ring, No Matter What Happens With The Celtics (Randy Brown is Broke Edition)
The Bulls are a decent team right now and show a lot of promise. They may even become legitimate championship contenders down the road (way down the road). That’s where former Bull Randy Brown comes in. He was a reliable bench player on 3 of the Bulls championships. Apparently he has fallen on some tough times recently. Here’s the story from WBBM780:
Former Bulls guard Randy Brown declared bankruptcy after being fired as a Sacramento Kings assistant coach. A federal bankruptcy judge in Sacramento has given West Auctions, of Woodland, Cal., the job of auctioning Brown’s 1996, 1997 and 1998 NBA championship rings.
Those rings look great. I don’t know about the $75,000 expected price on each one, but if I could afford it that would be one hell of a collectible. Either way, it will definitely make you feel better after Tuesday night’s highway robbery by the Celtics and NBA officials.
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Comment from Stormin’ Norman Disciple
Time April 30, 2009 at 11:33 am
I mean, if I was broke I would probably sell my championship ring if I had to. Hopefully he’s not using the money to buy crack or something.
Comment from Kevin Tapani Fan Club
Time April 30, 2009 at 12:03 pm
He’s not an idiot for selling it to prevent being broke. He’s an idiot for being broke after a career in the NBA. These stupid athletes spend all of their money on ferraris and bling and then 10 years later, they’re broke and need to sell their championship rings. A personal finance course should be a requirement for all players.
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Comment from Kevin Tapani Fan Club
Time April 30, 2009 at 9:48 am
I would totally buy one if I had the money. To have the same championship ring as Jordan…ridiculous. Randy Brown is an idiot, but I do remember loving him as a player.