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NBA icon Grant Hill has gone from Orlando City season ticket holder to investor in the MLS club.The Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer is already a hero in Orlando after spending seven successful seasons with the NBA’s Magic in the 2000s.And he has deepened his ties to the Florida city by joining the ownership group of MLS club Orlando City and the NWSL’s sister team Orlando Pride.The clubs are majority owned by the Wilf family, while the Devos family, which owns the Magic, also has a minority stake.Hill and his wife Tamia, who is also an investor in the clubs, were first introduced to football when their children Myla and Lael took up the sport as adults.And Orlando residents soon followed the Pride into the NWSL and became season ticket holders.“We became big fans. Through Pride we got to know Orlando City.” Hill told OrlandoCitySC.com.Hill and Tamia then met the Wilf family in neighboring boxes at Exploria Stadium games, which led to an investment opportunity.“They understand what it takes to be successful and they’re going to apply that to these two franchises here,” Hill said.“We are fans first and foremost, but being able to be part of the mission here and certainly the ownership group is a great joy for us.”“And we are excited. We are football junkies and look forward to helping both franchises achieve the goal of winning championships.”“That’s what it’s all about.”Hill is also an investor in the Atlanta Hawks and has been extremely successful in the business world by founding Hill Ventures, a commercial real estate company.He is also a basketball broadcaster for Turner Sports, NBA TV and CBS Sports and general manager of the United States men’s national basketball team.Hill, who earned over $100 million in his career, joins a number of other NBA stars who are also investing in professional soccer teams.These include Dwayne Wade (Real Salt Lake), Kevin Durant (Philadelphia Union), James Harden (Houston Dynamo), Magic Johnson (LAFC), Steve Nash (Vancouver Whitecaps), Giannis Antetokounmpo (Nashville SC), LeBron James (Liverpool FC) . , and Dominique Wilkins (Birmingham Legion).

NBA icon Grant Hill has gone from Orlando City season ticket holder to investor in the MLS club.The Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer is already a hero in Orlando after spending seven successful seasons with the NBA’s Magic in the 2000s.And he has deepened his ties to the Florida city by joining the ownership group of MLS club Orlando City and the NWSL’s sister team Orlando Pride.The clubs are majority owned by the Wilf family, while the Devos family, which owns the Magic, also has a minority stake.Hill and his wife Tamia, who is also an investor in the clubs, were first introduced to...

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