Brandon Hunter, an NBA player for the Boston Celtics and Orlando Magic, passed away at the age of 42.
‘RIP to a Bobcat Great,’ Ohio men’s basketball coach Jeff Boals said on Instagram and X, announcing his passing. “Deceased far too
soon.”
In addition, the Magic announced his passing on social media, writing, “We are deeply saddened to learn of the loss of our former
teammate, Brandon Hunter.” The entire Hunter family has our sincere sympathy.
T.J. Ford, a former NBA point guard, also commented on Hunter’s passing on Instagram, writing, “Lost another good brother.” My
friend, rest easy.
The cause of death is yet unknown. Following a playing career that ultimately resulted in his leaving the NBA and
On its website, Hunter claims to have a wide range of global connections and to collaborate closely with players to create a “strategic
career plan.”
Hunter played throughout Europe for teams in Greece, Italy, and Israel after departing the Magic in 2005.
Hunter attended a university in Ohio, where he was born. In accordance with his NBA move, he donned the No. 56 jersey after being
selected by the Celtics in the second round of the 2003 selection, 56th overall.
He participated in the NBA Summer League after being signed by LeBron James’ Cleveland Cavaliers in 2006, but was cut two weeks
later.
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