Legendary broadcaster and former coach Hubie Brown called his final game on Sunday after more than 50 years in pro basketball, as the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Philadelphia 76ers 135-127.

Hubie Brown has perhaps seen a greater percentage of the history of basketball than any human being that has ever lived. The 91-year-old played his lone professional season for the Eastern Professional Basketball League's Rochester Colonels in 1958,

There is NBA action on Sunday, Feb. 9 and it will also be the final game for broadcast legend Hubie Brown as the Milwaukee Bucks host the Philadelphia 76ers at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee.

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 received tributes from across the NBA community as the former coach and longtime broadcaster headed into retirement after spending over half a century in pro basketball

Legendary broadcaster Hubie Brown called his final NBA game on Sunday, when the host Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 135-127. The

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 135-127.

Hubie Brown got his start in the NBA as an assistant coach with the Milwaukee Bucks. He then had his final TV broadcast in Milwaukee at 91.