NEW YORK -- Horace Grant always speaks his mind, though, at times, it becomes muffled by mystery. As a principal beam of four NBA championships, he is notorious for confronting teammates and chopping on coaches, not always for attribution.
As the extroverted voice of the Chicago Bulls' initial Three-peat, Grant fearlessly defied deity Michael Jordan (as well as coach Phil Jackson).
Exploiting cameras, radio and the print media on a regular basis, Grant exposed His Airness' hypocrisy, counterfeit character and double standards, on and off the record, hence harvesting his household wrath.
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