Alex Al Trautwig, the famed sportscaster and voice of the MSG Network, is dead. He was 68. His son Alex told the Associated Press that he died on Sunday, Feb. 23, at his home in Long Island due to complications from cancer.

Al Trautwig, an iconic New York City sports broadcaster who covered the area for more than 30 years and did multiple Olympic Games, died at the age of 68. His son, Alex, confirmed his death to the Associated Press,

Al Trautwig, the longtime sportscaster who covered the New York Knicks and New York Rangers on MSG Networks, has died of complications from cancer. He was 68.

Al Trautwig, who had a long career as a New York sportscaster, called Olympics gymnastics events and was USA Network's NHL studio host, died February 24 at 68.

Al Trautwig, a sportscaster known for his work on MSG locally as well as the NHL and Olympics nationally, has died. He was 68.

Yes, he covered the Olympics and Ironman, but the Long Islander made his mark with the Knicks, Rangers and Yankees.

"Al was a staple on MSG Networks’ Knicks, Rangers and Yankees coverage for more than 30 years, and his passion for the teams he covered was undeniable."

Al Trautwig, one of the most recognizable sports broadcasters in New York and a fixture at numerous international sporting events for more than three decades, has died. He was 68. Trautwig's son, Alex,