Rony Seikaly: DJ
Everybody to the window… everybody to the wall! Ok, not literally. But this next person on the list might have you shaking your booty considering he’s not playing to clubs in Vegas, Miami, New York and Ibiza. Rony Seikaly spent 11 years with the NBA, but found his natural calling in the DJ booth. While few NBA stars find a lot of success as entertainers, this was a seamless transition for him. Taking a risk when the opportunity presented itself, he just never left, and has been living a new dream in the process.
John Stockton: Basketball Coach
In his time with the NBA, John Stockton was often referred to as one half of the sport’s most prolific duo’s alongside Karl Malone. Stockton was revered for always being an asset, rather than scoring the basket for himself, which often meant he was overshadowed by other players. He wasn’t all too phased, as it turns out. Leaving his playing days behind in 2003, he decided that he could be even more useful to the game as a coach. When an assistant coach position opened up at Montana State University for their women’s team, he was quick to jump at the opportunity and has coached a bunch of youth teams ever since, while his focus has moved into business.