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Jason Collins, NBA’s 1st out gay player, dies

Jason Collins cause of death: What we know about passing of former NBA player

Jason Collins, who played in the NBA for 13 seasons and was the league's first openly gay player, died May 12. Here's what to know about his death.

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Jason Collins, 13-year NBA veteran and first player to come out as gay while playing, has died at 47

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Jason Kidd grieves death of Jason Collins, first openly gay NBA player

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Jason Collins, first openly gay active player in NBA history, dead at 47 after cancer treatments

The NBA announced former veteran center Jason Collins has passed away at the age of 47.

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Jason Collins, NBA's First Openly Gay Player, Dies At 47 Of Brain Tumor

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Jason Collins, NBA's first openly gay player, dies aged 47

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Jason Collins Dies at 47, 13-Year Veteran Was 1st Openly Gay Player in NBA History

Collins made NBA history as the first active and openly gay player in the league.

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Jason Collins Dies: NBA’s First Openly Gay Player Was 47

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Jason Collins, first openly gay NBA player, dies after cancer battle

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Jason Kelce Says Playing Brother Travis and the Chiefs Was Always ‘Annoying’ for This Reason

Jason joked about facing off against his brother and the Chiefs in previous seasons during ESPN's "Monday Night Countdown" broadcast Natasha Dye is a Writer-Reporter for PEOPLE covering sports. Her work has also appeared in The New York Post and Popstar!

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Jason Kelce explains why it was always ‘annoying’ to play against Travis

Jason Kelce shared that playing against his younger brother, Travis Kelce, in the NFL was infuriating because he always lost. When asked on ESPN’s “Monday Night Countdown” what it was like competing on the field against the tight end, the ...

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Jason Statham to Play Himself in JASON STATHAM STOLE MY BIKE

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