Pacers coach Rick Carlisle was introduced to the Grateful Dead four decades ago by then-Boston Celtics teammate Bill Walton.

Thunder coach Mark Daigneault and Pacers coach Rick Carlisle share a love for jam band music, particularly the Grateful Dead. Daigneault's music taste extends to other jam bands like Phish and Billy ...

Grateful Dead, jam bands help Pacers, Thunder hit right notes in NBA Finals Pacers coach Rick Carlisle was introduced to the Grateful Dead four decades ago by then-Boston Celtics teammate Bill Walton.

This particular bike included Grateful Dead decorations and the lot came with a riding shirt he wore. The oversized bike was built for Walton’s 6-foot-11 frame. Price: $2,577.

Auction of Bill Walton's personal items will benefit orthopedic department at University of California - San Diego. Unique collection includes NBA championship ring.

Pacers coach Rick Carlisle was introduced to the Grateful Dead four decades ago by then-Boston Celtics teammate Bill Walton, and Pacers alternate governor Steve Simon, the son of owner Herb Simon ...

Walton’s hand-painted Grateful Dead chair sold for $$6,227.50, and a framed collage of his backstage passes exploded past the high estimate of $1,000 to close at $3,910.40.

The process of selecting items belonging to Bill Walton, who died last year at the age of 71, for an auction wasn’t easy for his widow, Lori Walton. Bill treasured these pieces, as they told the ...

Artifacts from Walton’s days as one of the game’s all-time best players, mementos from his road to greatness and, of course, treats from his long, strange trip following the Grateful Dead, are ...

Walton played drums with Electric Waste Band, a local dance band performing works of Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead. Walton also served as executive chairman of Connect SD Sports Innovators, a ...