Al McCoy, the radio voice of the Phoenix Suns for more than a half-century, has died at 91
PHOENIX (AP) — Al McCoy, who was the radio voice of the Phoenix Suns for more than a half-century, has died. He was 91. The team made the announcement on Saturday and released a statement from his family. No cause of death was disclosed.
The NBA preseason is close to ramping up as teams begin their media days and open training camps. The Phoenix Suns announced ...
He was the distinguished radio voice for the National Basketball Association’s Phoenix Suns for more than 50 years, and called the team’s games from September 27, 1972 through his final broadcast on ...
As much as Phoenix Suns broadcast Al McCoy is celebrated for his skills as a broadcaster, he receives even more praise for ...
Colangelo credited McCoy, who died at age 91, for helping build the popularity of the Phoenix Suns over the years.
Arizona Sports Hall of Famer Al McCoy passed away on Saturday. Here's how the Cardinals honored him at their game on Sunday.
The Arizona Cardinals honored late Suns broadcaster Al McCoy before their game on Sunday, September 22, at State Farm Stadium ...
The NBA community and Phoenix Suns faithful are reeling from the loss of Al McCoy, the team's former longtime radio ...
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