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He was 68. His son, Alex, said the cause was complications of cancer. In the largest U.S. media market, where no detail is too minute for sports talk radio, Mr. Trautwig was for a generation a ...

He was 68. The Long Island native had been a mainstay in New York sports fans’ homes over his decades-long broadcasting career, covering everything from the Yankees to the Knicks and Rangers ...

Sportscaster Al Trautwig, a familiar voice in pregame and postgame shows for New York sports teams, has died at the age of 68, MSG Network studio analyst Alan Hahn announced on X Monday.

Al Trautwig, an iconic sports announcer and the longtime voice of Madison Square Garden (MSG) Networks has died at 68. His passing was confirmed by his colleague, Alan Hahn, on X. A cause of death ...