Marty Glickman

In Marty Glickman, Jeffrey S. Gurock chronicles the influential life of the legendary sports broadcaster who became the voice of New York sports for nearly fifty years. This engaging biography highlights Glickman's rise in the broadcasting industry, showcasing his unique style and the lasting impact he had on future sportscasters. Additionally, it delves into his experiences as a Jewish athlete who faced discrimination, particularly recalling his exclusion from the 1936 Olympics due to anti-Semitic policies, and examines how he navigated the challenges of adversity and cultural barriers throughout his career.