Bulls Will Rotate Familiar Analysts on CHSN to Fill Stacey King’s Booth
The team plans a season-long rotation so it can test voices alongside play-by-play Adam Amin and identify a long-term fit for broadcasts.
Overview
- The Bulls intend to use a rotating cast of familiar analysts for CHSN telecasts in 2026–27 rather than name one immediate full-time successor to longtime commentator Stacey King.
- King, a three-time champion with the franchise who died earlier this year, is reported to have passed in June, and outlets differ on whether the cause was a fall or cardiovascular disease.
- Robbie Hummel has been floated as a candidate and has mutual interest with the team, but local reporting says his national broadcasting commitments make a full-time role unlikely.
- The rotation approach is meant to let the organization evaluate chemistry with play-by-play Adam Amin, reduce pressure on a single hire to replace King’s distinct style, and reflect current regional sports network pay and scheduling realities.
- The Bulls have not confirmed final broadcast hires and declined to comment publicly, so fans should expect temporary lineups this season and announcements about any permanent choice later.