The Harlem Globetrotters family is mourning the death of former player Mike “Lights Out” Lee Jr., with the basketball entertainment team paying tribute to the late star and extending condolences to his family and loved ones.
In a statement, the Globetrotters expressed their deep sadness over Lee’s passing, remembering him as a valued member of the organisation. The team also shared its thoughts and prayers with his children, family, friends and everyone who knew him during the difficult period.
Lee, who performed as “Lights Out” during his time with the Harlem Globetrotters, was part of the team’s tradition of combining elite basketball skills with entertainment and showmanship. The Globetrotters have built a global following through their unique style of basketball, and former players remain part of the organisation’s extended family long after their playing careers.
The announcement of Lee’s death has prompted an outpouring of sympathy as fans and members of the basketball community remember his contribution to the Globetrotters. The organisation said it stands with Lee’s family, children, friends and loved ones as they grieve his loss.
