Knicks reveal new radio play-by-play announcer Tyler Murray before highly anticipated season
NY Post
The Knicks’ new radio voice is coming from the Red Sox.
Tyler Murray, a 34-year-old “lifelong Knicks fan,” is replacing Ed Cohen as the regular play-by-play announcer next season on ESPN New York Radio, MSG Networks announced Thursday afternoon.
The Connecticut native is currently filling in for radio play-by-play on Red Sox games behind Will Flemming.
Murray has also been the lead voice for the Triple-A Worcester Red Sox and his broadcasting background includes college basketball and hockey.
Monica McNutt, also a consistent TV presence, is returning for her second season as the lead analyst for Knicks broadcasts on ESPN New York, which recently moved frequencies from 98.7 FM to 880 AM.
Cohen was the play-by-play voice from 2017 until last season, when a medical condition involving his voice took him off the air.
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