John Salley Explains When He Became The Only "Free Slave" In The NBA originally appeared on Fadeaway World.

John Salley admits he felt intimidated after meeting Wilt Chamberlain for the first time, who punched him in his stomach ...

Former NBA player John Salley makes a controversial take about his status as a player following his brief tenure with the ...

Former Chicago Bulls forward John Salley opens up about how he believes Michael Jordan will fare as an analyst for NBC next ...

Salley was in awe of McHale When John entered the NBA in 1986, McHale had just started grabbing the spotlight and entered his prime. The Celtics were the defending champs heading into the season.

Salley, though, believes SGA aligns better with what the league considers an MVP should be. "The MVP is for the league. And I think the image of the league was better with SGA, you know, with Shai.

NBC made room for a long list of contributors to their upcoming NBA coverage, but no room for John Salley. “I’m trying to get back in, man. I auditioned to NBC. I got on the phone,” Salley ...

John Salley: "Had a quadruple bypass and did some things a lot of people don't, especially seven-footers, you know it's a 50/50 chance getting past 60, so you know if you make it past is cool." ...

Look To The Stars recently spoke to 15-year NBA veteran John Salley about his charity interests. Walking with Anthony is a charity dedicated to raising money and awareness for Spinal Cord Injuries ...

To see John Salley on stage, to see him in his commercials, is to see the larger-than-life John Salley. There, he comes off as a one-man walking party, the classic ladies man, the laugh-a-minute ...

John Salley said Michael Jordan is not the greatest ever. (AFP/Getty Images) Former Detroit Piston bad boy John Salley said that despite years of match ups against the Chicago Bulls in the 1980s ...

— John Salley (@thejohnsalley) December 13, 2018 Earlier this year, the former baller and his daughter, Tyla Salley, launched the premium cannabis brand Deuces22, named after his NBA number.