Tom Brady is continuing to build his post-playing career business empire in Las Vegas.
Having already bought ownership stakes in the Las Vegas Raiders and Las Vegas Aces, the 48-year-old, seven-time Super Bowl winning quarterback unveiled his latest local project Wednesday morning at Fontainebleau Las Vegas — the Hall of Excellence.
Brady, in partnership with longtime sportscaster Jim Gray and his wife Frann Gray, assembled a prized collection of sports memorabilia to share ranging from Michael Jordan’s first worn pair of Air Jordans to one of Babe Ruth’s baseball bats.
“We had these great artifacts that a lot of times will sit in people’s closets for nobody to see but we collect them and keep them and they’re meaningful to us but the reality is, they should be on display,” Brady said.
