List of New York Knicks broadcasters

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• Marty Glickman (1969–1970)
• Spencer Ross (1974–1977)
• Tim Ryan (1974–1977)
• Bruce Beck (1980–1998)
• Al Albert (1982–1983)
• Sam Rosen (1984–1986)
• Greg Gumbel (1988–1989)
• Al Trautwig (1989–2012)
• Mike Crispino (1992–2012)
• Gus Johnson (1998–2010, 2023–present)
• Mike Breen (2000–2004)
• Bob Wischusen (2006–present)
• Kenny Albert (2009–present)
• Spero Dedes (2011–2014)
• Ed Cohen (2017–present)
• Bill Pidto (2023–present)

• Kenny Smith (2005–2008)
• Kelly Tripucka (2008–2012)
• Doug Collins (2003–2004)^[1]
• Wally Szczerbiak (2019–present)
• Alan Hahn (2022–present)

Spanish language

• WADO: Clemson Smith-Muñiz (play-by-play), Ramón Rivas (color analyst)

It was not until the 1987–88 season that every Knicks' game was broadcast locally on radio in New York; for many years prior to that, only home games and (after the late 1940s) a handful of away games were heard. Regular-season away games heard on radio after the early 1960s were generally not broadcast locally on television.

• WABY/1400: Albany
• WPTR/1540: Albany
• WCSS/1490: Amsterdam
• WENT/1340 Gloversville
• WHUC/1230: Hudson
• WIZR/930: Johnstown
• WVKZ/1240: Schenectady
• WOFX/980: Troy

• Jim Gordon (1963–1971)
• Spencer Ross (1971–1976, 1999–2002)
• Bob Wolff (1976–1986)
• Sam Rosen (1979–1984)
• Charley Steiner (1987–1988)
• John Minko (1992–1999)
• Gus Johnson (1998–2004)
• Bob Papa (1998–2004)
• Mike Crispino (2002–2010)
• Kenny Albert (2009–present)
• Spero Dedes (2011–2014)
• Bob Wischusen (2012–present)
• Ed Cohen (2017–present)

• Win Elliott (1963–1971)
• Jim Gordon (1971–1976)