“From Court to Career: Discover the Surprising New Paths These Retired NBA Stars Are Taking!”
Since transitioning, Seikaly has played clubs in Las Vegas, Miami, New York and Ibiza. He says he never intended to become a full time DJ, but “the opportunity came organically and it seemed like it would be fun and it grew from there.”
John Stockton – Basketball Coach
During his career in the NBA, John Stockton was known as one part of a dynamic duo with Karl Malone. He was known for his unselfish outlook on basketball always more willing to part of an assist rather than score the basket for himself.
After retiring from the NBA in 2003, although he decided to give up playing professionally, he didn’t leave basketball behind entirely. While he was the assistant coach for the Montana State University Women’s Basketball team, he more regularly coaches numerous youth basketball teams.
Bill Walton – Sports Broadcaster
Bill Walton started his basketball career playing for the UCLA Bruins in the 70s winning two national titles during that time. After school, he was drafted into the NBA where he played for the Portland Trailblazers winning MVP and two NBA Championships.
After retiring in 1987, he overcame a stuttering problem and became a successful NBA commentator for CBS, NBC, the Los Angeles Clippers, ABC/ESPN. After taking a break from broadcasting he came back to sports broadcasting full time.
Michael Jordan – Entrepreneur
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