From LeBron James, Michael Jordan, and Alex Rodriguez were just some of the athletes who took to social media to honor NBA icon Jerry West.
The world of sports was in mourning after the Los Angeles Clippers announced the iconic Jerry West passed away at the age of 86. SUGGESTED: NBA icon Jerry West dead at 86The Clippers said he died peacefully in his sleep with his wife, Karen, by his side.West’s career spanned six decades, mostly as a player and executive with the Los Angeles Lakers .West was often called "The Logo," as his silhouette inspired the league’s logo. He was also known as "Mr. Clutch.
As an executive for the Lakers, Clippers, Warriors and Grizzlies, he stayed humble and true to his West Virginia roots. His contributions touched hundreds of athletes and as they learned of his passing, they took to social media to honor the icon. See the heartfelt social media tributes below."Today, the world lost an icon and a national treasure, as beloved in the hollows of West Virginia as he was in the hills of Los Angeles and all points in between.
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