Lawrence Tanter, Longtime Lakers PA Announcer, Dies at 76
The public address voice behind 10 Los Angeles championships spent 43 years at the microphone.
Lawrence Tanter, the public address announcer whose voice defined the Los Angeles Lakers' home games for more than four decades, has died at the age of 76, as reported by Yahoo Sports NBA.
Tanter spent 43 years behind the microphone for the Lakers, serving as the steady in-arena voice throughout the franchise's modern era.
During his four-plus decades with the organization, Tanter announced games across 10 NBA championship-winning runs, establishing himself as an integral part of the team's history.
Reported by: Yahoo Sports NBA