NBA Champion Earl Cureton Passes Away at 66

The former NBA player and beloved community ambassador for the Detroit Pistons, Earl Cureton, died unexpectedly on Sunday.

Earl Cureton, known for his 12-season NBA career and two championship wins, died at the age of 66.
Cureton, affectionately known as 'The Twirl,' was a significant figure in Detroit, both as a player and a community ambassador for the Pistons.
He played for several teams including the Philadelphia 76ers and Houston Rockets, with whom he won his championships.
Beyond his playing career, Cureton was dedicated to community service in Detroit, working tirelessly to make a difference.
His passing has been met with widespread mourning from teammates, friends, and the basketball community.