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Ray Clay
Ray Clay is an American public address announcer best known for his work for the Chicago Bulls organization in the 1990s.
==Chicago Bulls==
A native of Berwyn, Illinois, Clay began announcing basketball games at the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1980. He was hired by the Bulls in 1990 and worked with them for 12 ½ seasons, during which the team won six NBA Championships. With the rising popularity of the team, many traditions Clay adopted from his predecessor, Tommy Edwards, became known worldwide, including the opening address to the fans (“Aaaaand now...the starting lineup...for your...Chicago Bulls!”) the distinctive player introductions (e.g., “Frommmm North Carolina...at guard...6’6"...Michael Jordan!”), and the use of The Alan Parsons Project song "Sirius" as background music for the introductions.
Clay’s fame during the height of the Bulls success led to a minor acting career. For example, he guest starred in a 1993 episode of the sitcom ''Married... with Children'' and had roles in the films ''Blink'' and ''He Got Game''. In addition, he lent his vocal talents to several basketball video games and read the "Top Ten" on the ''Late Show with David Letterman'' in 1998.〔"Late Show With David Letterman #1141" (http://www.tv.com/late-show-with-david-letterman/show-1141/episode/124096/summary.html ).〕
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