List of New York Knicks broadcasters

The New York Knicks are an American professional basketball team based in New York City, competing in the National Basketball Association (NBA). The List of New York Knicks broadcasters documents those who have provided radio and television coverage of Knicks games throughout the franchise’s history. It includes play‑by‑play announcers, color analysts, studio hosts, and sideline reporters from flagship radio stations and regional sports networks. This compilation highlights notable long‑term broadcasting teams, changes in media rights, and key events in the evolution of the Knicks’ broadcast presence. Covering both English‑ and Spanish‑language media, the list offers insight into how game coverage has expanded and adapted alongside the team’s growth and popularity.

• Marty Glickman (1969–1970)
• Spencer Ross (1974–1977)
• Tim Ryan (1974–1977)
• Bruce Beck (1980–1998)
• Al Albert (1982–1983)
• Sam Rosen (1984–1986)
• Greg Gumbel (1988–1989)
• Al Trautwig (1989–2012)
• Mike Crispino (1992–2012)
• Gus Johnson (1998–2010, 2023–present)
• Mike Breen (2000–2004)
• Bob Wischusen (2006–present)
• Kenny Albert (2009–present)
• Spero Dedes (2011–2014)
• Ed Cohen (2017–present)
• Bill Pidto (2023–present)

• Kenny Smith (2005–2008)
• Kelly Tripucka (2008–2012)
• Doug Collins (2003–2004)^[1]
• Wally Szczerbiak (2019–present)
• Alan Hahn (2022–present)

Spanish language

• WADO: Clemson Smith-Muñiz (play-by-play), Ramón Rivas (color analyst)

It was not until the 1987–88 season that every Knicks' game was broadcast locally on radio in New York; for many years prior to that, only home games and (after the late 1940s) a handful of away games were heard. Regular-season away games heard on radio after the early 1960s were generally not broadcast locally on television.

• WABY/1400: Albany
• WPTR/1540: Albany
• WCSS/1490: Amsterdam
• WENT/1340 Gloversville
• WHUC/1230: Hudson
• WIZR/930: Johnstown
• WVKZ/1240: Schenectady
• WOFX/980: Troy

• Jim Gordon (1963–1971)
• Spencer Ross (1971–1976, 1999–2002)
• Bob Wolff (1976–1986)
• Sam Rosen (1979–1984)
• Charley Steiner (1987–1988)
• John Minko (1992–1999)
• Gus Johnson (1998–2004)
• Bob Papa (1998–2004)
• Mike Crispino (2002–2010)
• Kenny Albert (2009–present)
• Spero Dedes (2011–2014)
• Bob Wischusen (2012–present)
• Ed Cohen (2017–present)

• Win Elliott (1963–1971)
• Jim Gordon (1971–1976)