He's the king of blocked shots in the NBA.
Now Sean Bradley's blocks will be a shot in the
arm of kids in need.
He's going to bring a lot of additional
awareness to the cause of AIDS, and I think
that's a
really significant thing that he can do for us.
I've got three children myself, and we've been
very lucky and very blessed.
They're all healthy children and we realize
that there are children throughout the world
and especially this community that aren't as
lucky as we have been.
As Honorary Chairman of the Annual Fund Drive
at Bryan's House, a home for children affected
by HIV AIDS, Bradley took some time from
mending the pain of his own injury to share
with those
that experience a much more serious pain.
When it comes to the problems that these
children face and the daily life that they have to
to go through each and every day.
I mean, shoot, I play a game for a living.
I mean, in the big picture, this is what matters.
But while playing the game, Bradley will also
pay the price,
donating money for each blocked shot.
We were driving home after the game
where I was mentioned in this situation
where CeCe will donate so much, I'll donate so much.
And I had had some blocked shots that game
and they said, well, that costs you about this
much money.
And I kind of had to laugh.
I said, I didn't think of it like that,
but yeah, I guess it did.
How many blocked shots are you counting on?
all of them, 250 at least.
He better get back out on the floor in a hurry.
Absolutely, that's why I want him to get well.
Bryan Jensen, Texas News 5.