Legendary Colts -owner Jim Irsay’s prophetic definitive post for his sudden death at only 65 Let fans stunned

Jim Irsay’s prophetic final post stunned fans on Wednesday as the Pacers picked up an incredible victory Following the sudden death of the Colts owner.

Irsay, 65, died in his sleep on Wednesday afternoonThe Colts announced.

But only a few hours earlier, around noon, he gave a message of support to a guy Indiana Franchise for their huge Eastern Conference Finals opener against the Knicks.

‘Get Pacers. Good luck with [owner] Herb [Simon]The entire organization and our city! “He wrote.

After the item of Irsay and his death, the Pacers produced a stunning 138-135 Overtime victory in New York, after erasing a 17-point Knicks benefit in the fourth quarter.

The pacers were left with no less than 14 with less than three minutes, but pulled out a wonderful comeback While Aaron Nesmith struck six three-Pointers in the fourth quarter (30 points in general), while Tyrese Haliburton had 31.

Indianapolis Colts -owner Jim Irsay died at the age of 65, the team announced on Wednesday

His last post on social media was a message of encouragement for the Indiana Pacers

Tyrese Haliburton led the pacers to a stunning comeback on the knicks hours later

And fans were surprised by Irsay’s last message after the victory of the Pacers.

“Did Jim,” one wrote on x.

Rip to a man who gave the city as much as everyone else. Thanks for the help tonight, ‘ Another added.

“I think I might know where that high bounce came from at the end of the regulation,” one third saidReferring to the Game-Tying Zoemer-Beater from Haliburton at the end of the regulations.

And a fourth added: ‘You were sure tonight, Mr. Irsay. “

Irsay, who had fought against alcoholism and addiction issues, was rarely seen in public during the last NFL season.

He had also become less visible after a fall in his house in December 2023.

In that case, police officers from Carmel, Indiana responded to a call of 911 from the house of Irsay and officers found him breathing but did not respond and with a bluish skin tone.

The report said that Pete Ward, the old judge man and the Chief Operating Officer of Irsay, told the teams’ officers that he was afraid that Irsay was suffering from congestive heart failure and that the nurse from Irsay said that his oxygen level was low, his breathing was difficult and he was’ usually ‘unconscious.

The police later characterized the incident in a report as a suspected overdose. A month later he was diagnosed with respiratory disease.

During his annual news conference of Training Camp last summer, Irsay Reporters told that he continued to rehabilitate from two later operations – although he was in his golf cart. Irsay did not speak during the recent NFL concept as he usually did.

Irsay admitted that he had participated at least 15 times in rehabilitation for alcoholism and painkiller slave

The Aaron Nesmith van de Pacers had a huge night, while he collapsed 30 points after the death of Irsay

Irsay lifts the Lombardi trophy after the Colts de Chicago Bears have defeated in Super Bowl XLI

A Colts statement on Wednesday read: ‘We are devastated to announce our beloved owner and CEO, Jim Irsay, died peacefully in his sleep this afternoon.

‘Jim’s dedication and passion for the Indianapolis Colts in addition to his generosity, dedication to the community and especially, his love for his family was unsurpassed.

‘Our deepest sympathies go to his daughters, Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt, Kalen Jackson and his whole family while we mourn with them.

‘Jim’s generosity can be felt throughout Indianapolis, the state of Indiana and the country. He made philanthropy a daily effort. He never hesitated to help countless organizations and individuals lead a better life.

‘Music was one of Jim’s passions and the opportunity to share his band and collection with millions of people around the world brought him enormous joy.

“Simply put, he wanted to make the world a better place and that philosophy never staggered. Jim will be deeply missed by his family, the Colts organization and fans everywhere, but we remain inspired by his caring and unique spirit. ‘