Hall of Famer Hubie Brown signs new deal with ESPN
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer will begin his 20th season with the Worldwide Leader and his 50th season in the NBA.
The Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer will begin his 20th season with the Worldwide Leader and his 50th season in the NBA.
The 89-year-old NBA analyst will be back on air for ESPN for 15 games this season.
"And that’s the way I think a lot of us feel tonight. I just don’t feel like broadcasting, and I know a lot of the players don’t feel like playing. It’s just a sad, sad day."
Two men who have been friends for more than 50 years will finally work their first game on TV together
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