The legendary announcer, 91, is calling it quits after this year.
The longtime coach first started broadcasting games after he was fired by the Hawks in 1981.“He deserves that. We think the world of him. I think it’s absolutely remarkable the level he still calls games at age 90-plus.”
It is unclear when that last game will take place, but it seems like a celebratory final game is in the works for Brown. “I don’t mean to be purposely mysterious here, but we’re going to honor Hubie this year during the regular season at some point to be determined and send him off in style,” Magnus said.Shannon Sharpe absolutely loses it as actress roasts him over Instagram sex video
Chiefs president forced to respond to rumors that Travis Kelce, Taylor Swift relationship is 'a marketing strategy' in TV interview“I don’t think there’s a single human being who’s ever had a longer association with professional basketball.”He graduated from Niagara University in 1955 and immediately began coaching high school hoops throughout the New York-New Jersey area.
Brown took over as head coach of the Knicks when Red Holzman departed in 1982, a job Brown held until 1987.
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