Longtime NBA coach and broadcaster Hubie Brown called his last NBA game on Feb. 9. Coincidentally, his broadcasting career ended where his coaching career began, with the Milwaukee Bucks. Brown began his professional coaching career as an assistant coach for the Milwaukee Bucks during the 1972-73 season.

Brown, now 91 and set to work his final game as a broadcaster, never stopped teaching the sport in more than 55 years since. Only his audience grew from college students to players, coaches and TV viewers all over the world.

Hubie Brown received tributes from across the NBA community as the former coach and longtime broadcaster headed into retirement after spending more than half a century in pro basketball. The 91-year-old Brown called his final game Sunday as the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Philadelphia 76ers 135-127.

Hubie Brown will work the final game of his broadcasting career Sunday for ABC's telecast of 76ers-Bucks. The 91-year-old former coach has spent 35 years as a national TV and radio analyst.

A fixture of basketball sidelines who won an ABA championship and coached the Hawks, Knicks and Grizzlies, Hubie Brown is best known to generations of fans for imparting his wisdom in the broadcast booth.

Hall of Famer Hubie Brown called his final game before his retirement in the Milwaukee Bucks' 135-127 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on ABC Sunday.

Hubie Brown, the legendary sportscaster, coach, and basketball icon, called his final game on February 4, 2025, as the Milwaukee Bucks triumphed over the Philadelphia 76ers. The game marked the end of a career that spanned more than six decades in professional basketball,