All articles tagged with #ring of honor
Originally Published 5 months ago — by NBC Sports
Janice McNair will be inducted into the Houston Texans' Ring of Honor, joining her late husband Robert McNair, as a recognition of her contributions to the team since its inception in 2002. The induction will take place during the Week 9 game against the Broncos, making her the second family member to be honored.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by ESPN
The Indianapolis Colts will induct former owner Jim Irsay into their Ring of Honor during the season opener on September 7, commemorating his contributions to the team and community, following his death in May. Irsay, who owned the Colts since 1997, led the team to a Super Bowl victory and multiple division titles, and will be the 20th member honored.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by NBC Sports
Jim Irsay, the longtime owner of the Colts who passed away in May, will be inducted into the team's Ring of Honor during Week One's game against the Dolphins, honoring his significant contributions to the franchise and community.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Pride Of Detroit
Calvin Johnson will be inducted into the Detroit Lions' ring of honor, "Pride of the Lions," during halftime of their homecoming game against the Seattle Seahawks on September 30. The announcement was made during Johnson's celebrity golf outing, marking a significant moment in his relationship with the team after years of dispute. Johnson, a former Pro Bowl and All-Pro player, holds the NFL record for most receiving yards in a single season and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2021.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Cincy Jungle
The Cincinnati Bengals will induct their 2024 Ring of Honor class on September 23rd during a Monday Night Football game against the Washington Commanders. Nominees include Jim Breech, James Brooks, Cris Collinsworth, Corey Dillon, and others. Season-ticket members and suite holders will vote for two inductees, with voting open until June 7th via the Bengals App.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Cageside Seats
The ongoing drama between Dalton Castle and Johnny TV in Ring of Honor takes an unexpected turn as Castle arranges a match for his mysterious friend, who may not actually exist. Despite Castle's evasiveness, the mystery friend's identity remains unknown, leaving fans speculating about who it could be, with possibilities ranging from Castle in disguise to the masked man Infinito.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by USA TODAY
During the Chicago Bulls' Ring of Honor celebration, late general manager Jerry Krause, who played a pivotal role in the team's six NBA championships, was booed by fans, leading to a public outcry. Despite his controversial legacy, including the breakup of the Bulls dynasty, many, including Bulls analyst Stacey King and Warriors coach Steve Kerr, condemned the disrespectful behavior, emphasizing Krause's significant contributions to the team's success and the need for more respect and empathy towards his widow during the ceremony.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports Chicago
The Chicago Bulls celebrated their inaugural Ring of Honor class with a gala and dinner at the United Center, featuring former players and staff. Despite the absence of some key figures like Michael Jordan and Dennis Rodman, the event had a celebratory feel, with speeches and tributes honoring the impact of the inaugural members on the franchise. The event brought back memories and renewed connections, highlighting the special bond between the basketball team and the city of Chicago.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports Chicago
Michael Jordan will not attend the Bulls Ring of Honor ceremony but shared a video message expressing gratitude to fans and the organization. Speculation arose about his attendance alongside Scottie Pippen due to strained relations. The ceremony will honor 13 members, including Jordan, Phil Jackson, and the 1995-96 team, with a special halftime presentation and essays by A-List celebrities.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Sports
Michael Jordan will not attend the Bulls Ring of Honor ceremony but shared a video message expressing gratitude to fans and congratulating other recipients. Speculation existed about Jordan and Scottie Pippen's attendance, with their relationship having withered in recent years. The inaugural class for the Bulls Ring of Honor includes 13 players, coaches, and managers, and they will be honored with a special halftime presentation. The Bulls enlisted A-List celebrities to write essays about each inductee, with Barack Obama writing about Jordan and Eddie Vedder writing about Dennis Rodman.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago Bulls held their inaugural Ring of Honor gala without Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, with Dennis Rodman also unexpectedly absent. Despite their absence, the event proceeded with a red-carpet area, dinner, and speeches from Bulls chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and Warriors coach Steve Kerr. Jordan's video message was played, expressing his regret at not being able to attend. The absence of these key figures left a noticeable void in the evening, but the organization expressed gratitude to the players and staff who did attend.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC Sports Chicago
The Chicago Bulls will establish a new Ring of Honor to celebrate the franchise's greats, with the inaugural class to be honored on January 12. The class includes Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and other notable figures who have made significant contributions to the team's success. The Bulls plan to induct new classes every two years, and the criteria for induction include a minimum of three seasons with the Bulls, retirement from the NBA for at least three years, and demonstrating high character and integrity both on and off the court.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by ESPN
Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, and Dennis Rodman are among the headliners for the inaugural class of the Chicago Bulls' Ring of Honor. The first class includes 13 men and the 1995-96 team, which had a record-breaking season and won the NBA title. The franchise plans to honor the group with events in January, including a private gala and a halftime presentation. The Ring of Honor will celebrate the legends who have shaped the Bulls organization over the past 57 years, with plans to induct a new class every two years.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Bulls have announced their inaugural class for the Ring of Honor, which includes legendary players, coaches, and executives such as Michael Jordan, Phil Jackson, Artis Gilmore, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman, and Jerry Krause. The entire 1995-96 championship team will also be inducted. The Ring of Honor will be celebrated in January with a private gala and during a game against the Golden State Warriors. The Bulls plan to add to the Ring of Honor every two years, with future player honorees needing to be retired for at least three years and have played at least three seasons with the Bulls.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by https://wrestletalk.com/
Former WWE star Trent Seven has signed with TNA Wrestling, as announced at the Final Resolution pay-per-view event. Known for his work in WWE NXT UK, Seven will bring his 'British Strong Style' to the soon-to-be rebranded TNA. He had also made appearances in AEW and Ring of Honor after his departure from WWE.