Ace Bailey was an American professional basketball player known for his prolific scoring ability and athleticism. Primarily a small forward, Bailey played 10 seasons in the NBA, most notably for the Detroit Pistons and the Milwaukee Bucks. He averaged over 14 points per game for his career and was a key contributor to the Bucks' championship-winning team in 1971. Tragically, Bailey's life was cut short when he perished in the September 11th attacks while working as a scout for the Los Angeles Kings hockey team.
