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Al McCoy, longtime radio voice of Suns, dies

NBC Sports on MSN · 5h

Al McCoy, the radio voice of the Phoenix Suns for more than a half-century, has died at 91

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.

AZ Central on MSN · 8h

So long, Al. The passing of Al McCoy is the end of an era for Phoenix Suns

Al McCoy, the legendary Phoenix Suns announcer, has died. McCoy called Suns games for 51 years, a record tenure, from Connie Hawkins to Devin Booker.

National Basketball Association · 7h

Al McCoy, legendary radio voice of the Phoenix Suns, dies at 91

The longest-tenured team broadcaster in NBA history, Al McCoy was synonymous with the Phoenix Suns and professional basketball in Arizona.

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