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the Pat Riley Family Foundation. In a 2005 interview with ESPN, Riley revealed he doesn’t approach teams about using the phrase. Instead, he waits for those teams to reach out to him.

The phrase has been licensed by Riley for use after the Chicago Bulls won three titles in a row, twice, when the Yankees won ...

Riley would plan to earmark royalties from Chiefs’ “three-peat” merchandise sales for his Pat Riley Family Foundation, cllct ...

previously has said that proceeds of such royalties go to the Pat Riley Family Foundation. It is the Chiefs, and not the NFL, who reached agreement for use of the phrase, according to multiple ...

On Sunday, the Kansas City Chiefs can become the first team in NFL history to win three straight Super Bowls. But if they do, ...

Future earnings from the league’s use of it will go to the Pat Riley Family Foundation. Heat fans eagerly hope that the executive and part owner can work this type of magic at the NBA trade ...

Outside of the Chief's players, coaches, their families, and Chiefs Kingdom, no one is rooting for a Kansas City victory in Super Bowl LIX more than Miami Heat ...

With a Kansas City Chiefs victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, Pat Riley again will be able to cash in with his Three-Peat trademark from his championship coaching days with the Los Angeles ...

Most of the proceeds are expected to go towards the Pat Riley Family Foundation should the Chiefs win. The Chiefs look to become the first-ever three-peat champion in NFL history on Sunday as they ...

In 2025, Alex Palou is eyeing a third consecutive IndyCar title, while Josef Newgarden could be the first driver ever to win three straight Indy 500s. NBA legend Pat Riley has owned several ...