Legends come and go in the NBA, but Phoenix Suns head coach Mike Budenholzer has always been fascinated with Hubie Brown. The latter spent 15 seasons as a head coach in the NBA/ABA.
On Sunday, legendary announcer Hubie Brown made his final call on an NBA broadcast. Here's what Brown had to say before exiting: DUNK CONTEST LEGEND MARVELS AT SON Michigan State legend and former NBA player Jason Richardson received the ultimate treat Saturday.
The legendary broadcasting career of Hubie Brown came to an end on Sunday morning, and the Los Angeles Lakers made sure to pay their respects. Brown is a basketball lifer and a former player and coach turned broadcaster.
Part of what makes the NBA, or any pro sports league, so compelling to watch is the narratives, especially those centered on rivalries. Throughout the decades, the NBA has fostered a number of rivalries, some long-lasting and others short but sweet.
Most only remember Hubie Brown before his retirement as a television analyst with the NBA on TNT, ESPN, and ABC. However, from 1958 to 2004, he had plenty of accomplishments as a coach, which came after a successful college basketball career.
Hubie Brown received a touching message from the Los Angeles Lakers on the final day of his NBA broadcaster career. The legendary coach and commentator had an emotional final call alongside Mike Breen for the Milwaukee Bucks-Philadelphia Sixers game on Sunday.
One of the most beloved and respected NBA broadcasters said goodbye to broadcasting Sunday as Hubie Brown called his final game. The 91-year-old former coach sat in the analyst’s chair for the game between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Milwaukee Bucks next to Mike Breen, one of his long-time play-by-play partners.
After nearly half a century as a color commentator, Hubie Brown has finally called it a career. The 91-year-old analyst retired after the Feb. 9 matchup between the Milwaukee Bucks and Philadelphia 76ers and was rightfully showered with praise by the NBA community, including Bucks star Damian Lillard.
New York Knicks head coach Tom Thibodeau offered a heartfelt farewell to one of his predecessors amidst an eventful NBA weekend. Thibodeau's Knicks hit
After over five decades on NBA sidelines, former New York Knicks head coach Hubie Brown still gets nervous on game day. Brown's hardwood patrol is nearing
At the age of 91 and after spending 35 years as a national TV and radio analyst for various networks, he will call his final game on Sunday when the Philadelphia 76ers take on the Milwaukee Bucks.
When it comes to basketball lifers, nobody exemplifies the term more than Hubie Brown. The 91-year-old has been around the game since the 1950s, whether it’s playing the sport, coaching at different levels, or as an announcer.
Working at 91, for most Americans, is a terrifying reality. However, for one NBA figure, it's a mark of honor. The New York Knicks legend Hubie Brown will call one more game before retirement.
Former New York Knicks coach Hubie Brown will get the last word in on Feb. 9. ESPN revealed the destination for Brown's NBA final game on Tuesday, as the 91-year-old is set to call the Milwaukee Bucks' showdown against the Philadelphia 76ers.
Not many people can work at the age of 91. However, one New York Knicks legend set expectations high for any advanced-aged employee. ESPN president Burke
Hubie Brown is stepping away from the microphone, but not without one last moment in the spotlight. The 91-year-old NBA broadcasting icon will call one final game this season for ESPN, marking the end of an unparalleled career in basketball.
The Washington Wizards and the rest of the NBA are preparing to say goodbye to a basketball icon. On a recent episode of SI Media with Jimmy Traina, ESPN content president Burke Magnus revealed that former NBA coach and broadcaster Hubie Brown, 91, would call one last game before retiring.
The 2024-2025 NBA season is underway, bringing much excitement. However, this might be the final season for one of the game's best. On the "SI Media with
The 2024-25 NBA season is going to mark the end of an era as one longtime announcer officially heads into his final year on the job. Appearing on SI Media with Jimmy Traina, ESPN content president Burke Magnus announced that longtime announcer Hubie Brown is going to be leaving the network at the end of this season.
Hall of Famer Gary Payton was never one to back down from anyone in a fight. And age didn't matter. Former Memphis Grizzlies teammates Shane Battier and Mike Miller recently told a story of how Payton almost got into fisticuff with Grizzlies coach Hubie Brown.
The NBA community is mourning the passing of former Memphis Grizzlies assistant coach and New York Knicks broadcaster Brendan Brown, also the son of NBA legend Hubie Brown, on Sunday, due to health complications.