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Definitely a big part of my childhood. First class all the way. Had unbelievable chemistry with Marv back in the day. Peace OG.


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Damn RIP. Sad day for knick fans.

Very sad. Him and Marv were so great together. It was like a podcast within a game before podcasts were around. RIP Johnny Hoops

Pretty much holding back the tears right now. Learned so much from him growing up. A true all time great on the call. RIP, Johnny Hoops.

So much love for Johnny Hoops! Met him a few times and he was always so friendly. Hopefully the Garden does something special cause he is a legend!!

wow very sad indeed. this man was a garden LEGEND! prayers go out to his friends and family. RIP Johnny Hoops.

RIP Johnny Hoops.

Sad day in Knicksland. Class personified. Rest easy Johnny Hoops.

Seemed like a great dude and will always be part of the Knicks. Said hey to him at the garden once passing by him and he was like "hey!" Will be missed RIP

WOW this guy just knew basketball and really made you love the game through his analysis.

RIP Johnny Hoops... you will be missed!!

RIP Johnny Hoops. Thanks for being such a great part of my childhood.

Don't know him too well but I remember him watching the Knicks in the early to mid 2000s and listening somettimes on radio. Calm voice and always seemed to be smiling. Could tell he had love for his job, the Knicks, and obviously basketball.

RIP

damn. i met johnny hoops at smith and wollensky about 10 years ago. i geeked out. he was super nice about it. RIP.

i didn't have TV for good portions of my youth, and i used to listen to knicks broadcasts quite a bit.

Sad. He loved the Knicks. Never a bad word about anybody. Always supportive of the team. Prayers to the family. Great hoops man.

didnt have msg or cable growing up so i heard his voice on the radio along with gus... sad day

BASIC FUNDAMENTALS MARV

God bless him!

So sorry to hear this. He was a integral part of my Knick experience. He was a Fordham guy as well (my Alma mater).

From the news story, it appears that he had been suffering from dementia, which is a horrible way to go.

My sympathies to his family and friends.

RIP Johnny Hoops

funny - a lot of folks remember him as a radio personality but earlier he was the TV color guy before he and Clyde switched places. They'd do the halftime highlights summary together and at the end he would always tell Clyde to "be good on the radio." Knicks have had a long stretch of being blessed with a great commentating team.

I grew up on Johnny Hoops. Very soothing sound and I can still hear his voice. Gone but never forgotten. RIP to a person who personified the true Knicks experience.

we may not get a lot of things right on the basketball court, but at least we have a top notch broadcasting and radio team.

John Andariese was a legend for sure and many across the NBA have tried to emulate his hard work, passion, and respect for the game. He'll be truly missed.

RIP