Strolling up and down the store’s aisles makes people hungry. Luckily, Sam’s Club brought back its Take-and-Bake pizzas with ...

Irma Zibanejad, wife of Rangers star Mika, shared a heartfelt four-word message on social media, "We will miss you," followed by a crown emoji, after Sam Rosen's final broadcast call, marking the ...

Rosen threw 12 touchdowns to 21 interceptions throughout his NFL career and is currently an MBA candidate at The Wharton School in Pennsylvania. 2017 - QB Mitchell Trubisky, Chicago Bears (Pick No. 2) ...

Rangers Sam Rosen, voice of the Rangers for 40 years, calls final game before retirement Published: Apr. 18, 2025, 5:02 p.m.

Fans took to social media to react to Sam Rosen calling his last game for the New York Rangers. Matt Levine Apr 17, 2025 10:38 PM EDT In this story: ...

Sam Rosen has been the voice of the New York Rangers for 40 years and during that time, he's been one of the premier television broadcasters in hockey.

Sam Rosen was born in Germany and grew up in Brooklyn in the 1950s and 1960s as a fan of the New York Yankees, Knicks, Giants, and Rangers. The aspiring broadcaster broke in as Marv Albert’s ...

Rosen is set to retire after 40 years announcing Rangers games on MSG. He delivered a heartwarming final call of Thursday's shutout victory, giving many thanks in what was his last address for the ...

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Rangers broadcasting legend Sam Rosen called his last hockey game on Thursday night. On his last day, the New York Rangers honored their long-time broadcaster with custom warm ...

“There’s a lot to miss, Hank,” Rosen replied. “But I think I’ll start with the players. I’ll miss the players and the relationships we’ve had. Just what you mentioned — 15 years, I ...

One former Ranger honored a retiring sports media legend. Wild forward Mats Zuccarello took the ice during warmups at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night and donned a No. 40 “Rosen ...

Never underestimate the powers of Sam Rosen. Ever! His special powers enabled him to complete 40 years behind a microphone articulating Rangers words more accurately and emphatically than anyone.