Junior Bridgeman, ex-NBA star who ... He started investing in Wendy’s fast-food restaurants, and his small investments quickly turned into a 450-restaurant empire known as Bridgeman Foods Inc.

Milwaukee Bucks legend Junior Bridgeman is buying a stake in the team, a move that will increase the value of the franchise ...

Junior Bridgeman died Tuesday at 71 after suffering a medical emergency in Louisville. ... most notably as a franchise owner of over 250 Wendy's restaurants.

The former professional basketball player Junior Bridgeman at a Wendy’s restaurant in Louisville, Ky., in 2002. He invested in his first Wendy’s in 1984 and went on to build an empire of some ...

Junior Bridgeman's net worth was built restaurants. Junior played for the NBA from 1975 until 1987, but back then players ...

Junior Bridgeman, a local billionaire businessman and former basketball star in both Louisville and the NBA, ... BEFORE EVENTUALLY AMASSING HUNDREDS OF RESTAURANTS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Junior Bridgeman, a basketball standout who led Louisville to a Final Four, starred for the NBA's Milwaukee Bucks and then launched an even more successful career as a ...

Former Bucks star Junior Bridgeman, who passed away on Tuesday at the age of 71, built an empire spanning restaurants, publishing, and more.

Junior Bridgeman is survived by his family, but he and his wife, ... Bridgeman went on to build a fast-food empire in the U.S., which had more than 450 restaurants across the nation.

Junior Bridgeman, standing next to Denny Crum’s wife, Susan, watches as the Hall of Fame coach performs a ribbon cutting to open Denny Crum Hall on the University of Louisville campus on Sept ...

Honor Junior Bridgeman's remarkable legacy and inspire future generations by naming the University of ... he expanded his enterprise to own more than 450 Wendy’s and Chili’s restaurants, ...

Junior Bridgeman is a former NBA player who built a business empire in his post-playing days. He played 12 NBA seasons, including 10 with the Milwaukee Bucks from 1975-84 and again from 1986-87.