Legendary Sports Broadcaster Marv Albert Signs Off After 55 Years
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etcanada.comVeteran sports broadcaster Marv Albert — known for his trademark delivery of “Yes!” — is hanging up his microphone after a 55-year career.
As Deadline reports, Albert, 80, bade fans “good night” at the end of Saturday’s NBA game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Atlanta Hawks.
A frequent guest on “Late Night with David Letterman” back in the 1980s, Albert’s career as the voice of the New York Nicks began in 1963, and continued through to the team’s championship seasons in 1969 and 1973.
RELATED: Oh Baby! Legendary Broadcaster Bob Cole Set To Make One Final Call In addition, Albert also called games for the New Jersey Nets and the New York Rangers, in addition to offering commentary on such sports as football, horse racing, tennis and
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