Former Knicks radio broadcaster Brendan Brown tragically passed away at the age of 54 on Sunday due to health complications, his wife announced on Facebook.
Former Knicks radio broadcaster Brendan Brown tragically died at the age of 54 on Sunday due to health complications, his wife announced on Facebook.
He had worked as an assistant coach at Wake Forest and with the Grizzlies, along with serving as a scout for the Knicks from 2006-08. Brendan Brown and Mike Crispino attend MSG Networks’ 2014-15 Season Kickoff at Catch Roof on October 6, 2014 in New York City.“The first was when I was with Memphis in the 2003 playoffs,” Brown recalled. “It was the city of Memphis’s first ever playoff game. You could feel the electricity in the building.
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