Johnny "Red" Kerr, a former star at Illinois and former Chicago Bulls coach who spent more than three decades as a broadcaster for the team, has died. He was 76.

Neil Funk (75%) – Red Kerr dominates Bulls broadcasters, but Funk spent 29 years with the team. Stacey King (70%) – As a broadcaster, not a player, of course.

The other inductees include Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson, Artis Gilmore, Johnny “Red” Kerr, Dick Klein, Jerry Krause, Toni Kukoc, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Jerry Sloan, Chet Walker and ...

Also among the 13 inductees were Artis Gilmore, Johnny "Red" Kerr, Dick Klein, Toni Kukoc, Bob Love, Jerry Sloan, Chet Walker and Tex Winter, in addition to the 1995-96 team, which was referred to ...

Jordan did not spare Kerr even on the occasion when Johnny "Red" Kerr's statue at Chicago's United Center was introduced in a ceremony in 2009. He enacted the toss in front of Kerr during the ...

Bulls guard Norm Van Lier, Bulls coach Dick Motta and Johnny “Red” Kerr at the Tribune for the Chicago Today Quarterback luncheon in 1973. Years with Bulls: 1968-76 An important leader in the ...

From the goals of original owner Dick Klein and first-year coach and later longtime broadcaster Johnny “Red” Kerr to the impact of Love and teammates Jerry Sloan and Chet Walker to the power ...

Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Phil Jackson, Jerry Krause, Artis Gilmore, Jerry Sloan, Toni Kukoc, Bob Love, Chet Walker, Johnny "Red" Kerr, Tex Winter, Dick Klein and the 1995-96 ...

Artis Gilmore, Phil Jackson, Michael Jordan, Johnny “Red” Kerr, Dick Klein, Jerry Krause, Toni Kukoc, Bob Love, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, Jerry Sloan, Chet Walker, Tex Winter, and the ...

Warriors coach Steve Kerr also played on the 1995-96 Bulls team. The franchise plans to add to its Ring of Honor every two years, so the next class will be inducted in 2026.