The first thoughts of Hubie Browns on the final NBA game of the old at 91 years old

The famous NBA Broadcaster Hubie Brown is saved to end the microphone. Brown call her final NBA game on Sundayat 91 years of age. It’s brown a lot of thoughts About his time working on the show cabin.

“It’s the 50 years that went so fast, you turn around and you can’t believe,” Brown said at the beginning of her final show. The game was broadcast by Milvaukee Bucks against Filadelphia 76ers.

Brown will be deeply missed. The NBA broadcaster also spent time as the main coach and around the game is until someone remembers someone. The last time he trained Memphis Grizzlies from 2002-2004. He also trained Atlanta Hawks and New York Knicks in the NBA. He also worked in the current Defunctt in ABA.

Hubie Brown is an icon in the NBA

When he did not train basketball in his mandate, Brown worked as a broadcaster. He called games in 18 different NBA finals, Working in radio and television.

“You’re always nervous,” Brown said, according to the assigned press. “It’s me. I’m not worried about anyone. Since you want to take a picture, you want to be able to educate you to another level of expertise, and you realize that the team that does, not yourself.”

Brown also acted as a game teacher in its shows. That may be because it was briefly working as a teacher, at William & Marie College in Virginia.

“It’s the most famous and not hyperbole: he probably learned more people about the game basketball than anyone who has ever lived,” Broadcasted partner Mike Breen added.

During the years, the brown attracted several passionate followers, which would listen to their games. They include former NBA coaches and players.

“I used to like him to listen to him, because he was completely different from any other broadcaster that was in the air,” said Famera Bernard King. The king played for brown, when the broadcaster was trained in the mid-1980s.

Brown dealt with personal tragedy in the last few years. The legendary NBA broadcaster also lost his wife and son. Still in spite of everything, he never stopped working on a professional level.

“It’s not interested in taking a shower with love and honor,” Breeen added. “But the goal is to allow him to analyze the game as always, learn to play viewers, but at the same time paying him the honor he deserves, because he gave his life in the game.”

76s and dollars are played at the time of writing. The NBA fans want a brown everywhere in its pension everywhere.