Legendary New York Sportscaster Al Trautwig Dies at 68

The Emmy-winning broadcaster, known for his decades-long career with MSG Network and Olympic coverage, passed away following complications from cancer.

Al Trautwig, a prominent voice in New York sports broadcasting for over 30 years, was best known for his work with the Knicks, Rangers, and Yankees on MSG Network.
Trautwig also had a national presence, covering 16 Olympic Games and earning recognition for his gymnastics commentary and versatility across various sports.
He passed away at age 68 after battling cancer, with his wife confirming his death was due to complications related to his treatment.
Tributes poured in from colleagues, fans, and sports figures, highlighting his mentorship, professionalism, and lasting impact on the broadcasting industry.
Trautwig's legacy includes numerous Emmy awards and a reputation as one of the most influential voices in New York sports history.