SALT LAKE CITY — After 33 years of service, Salt Lake City Police Chief Mike Brown says he will retire on Feb. 28. "There is never a perfect time to step away from a career that has defined you ...

Brown registered 49 tackles (26 solo) and one pass defense over 17 regular-season games in 2024. Brown was mostly utilized on special teams over the Titans' first seven regular-season games.

One of them was NBC Sports’ Mike Tirico, who had the pleasure of working NBA games with Brown from 2005 until 2016. He stopped by the telecast on Sunday to say a quick word to Hubie and you ...

It feels like ages ago that the Sacramento Kings fired Mike Brown, but today was the first chance the Kings media got the chance to ask GM Monte McNair about the decision to move on from the ...

The Fox Sports broadcast team didn’t understand why this was called on Brown, as Tom Brady and Mike Pereira both questioned why this flag was thrown. “Don’t like that one bit,” Brady said ...

The Sacramento Kings surprisingly fired head coach Mike Brown in late December after a 13-18 start, which surprised many. Just days before that, Brown ripped De’Aaron Fox for a costly mistake ...

DeMar DeRozan on Mike Brown’s firing: You know, sometimes change is just good. And I think for us, it was just needed—a new breath of life, in a sense. Doug, being an ex-player, already had ...

The 91-year-old Brown continues to receive some incredible messages as Mike Breen joins him courtside. The ESPN and ABC broadcast of Sunday’s contest between the Philadelphia 76ers and Milwaukee ...

SACRAMENTO – Kings general manager Monte McNair said Wednesday that unmet expectations were behind the surprising decision to fire coach Mike Brown earlier this season. Speaking to reporters for ...

Ahead of the game, General Manager Monte McNair held a press conference Wednesday morning to address the firing of coach Mike Brown and the trade of star De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs.

It’s unusual to see a broadcaster for one sports network appear on a competitor’s broadcast. But NBC’s Mike Tirico did just that on ABC’s coverage of the Philadelphia 76ers-Milwaukee Bucks ...