Tom Brady may not be from Las Vegas, nor did he ever play for the Las Vegas Raiders, but he's becoming an important part of the city. He owns minority stakes in both the Aces and Raiders franchises.
He still lives in Florida, but that isn't stopping him from getting more involved in Sin City. On Friday, longtime sportscaster Jim Gray announced that the Hall of Excellence museum at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas hotel.
Brady has lent much of his most valuable sports memorabilia, including his Super Bowl rings. However, it's not just Brady memorabilia at the museum. There are many historic items, including a baseball bat used by MLB Hall of Famer Jackie Robinson.
Brady had a brief response to the announcement of the exciting news.
"You won’t be disappointed, a monument to excellence!" Brady wrote on X.
Sports Illustrated had a rundown of some of the most important items shown at the museum.
"This is the Hall of Excellence: history’s elite entertainers, with items used or worn by Elvis Presley and the Beatles; Jackie Robinson’s bat from the season when he broke the color barrier; the late Kobe Bryant’s McDonald’s All-American gear; Billie Jean King’s most iconic tennis dress; a golf ball smacked by Tiger Woods in his first Masters triumph; all of Brady’s rings; worn gloves from Muhammad Ali’s first bout—he long called it his toughest—against George Chuvalo, and Shohei Ohtani’s bat from last season’s World Series triumph," SI's Greg Bishop wrote.
Las Vegas continues to grow as a hub for sports fans, and now these fans have even more things to see when they visit.
