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Sam Rosen Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Last Updated on October 19, 2026: By Robert Njora

Sam Rosen is an American journalist best known for playing Play-by-play announcer in New York Rangers Broadcasts.

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Best Known For:The television show New York Rangers broadcasts
Breakthrough:Became the full-time Rangers television play-by-play announcer in 1984

10 Quick Facts About Sam Rosen

  • Full Name: Sam Rosen
  • Nationality: American
  • Profession: Sportscaster
  • Known For: The television show New York Rangers broadcasts
  • Date of Birth: August 12, 1947
  • Age: 79 years old
  • Gender: Male
  • Specialization: Sports Journalist and Commentator / Analyst
  • Net Worth: $362,000-$5,175,000 (Estimated range)
  • Salary: $61,000-$264,000 (Estimated range)
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Sam Rosen Age

Sam Rosen is about 79 years old as of 2026. Sam Rosen was born in 1947.

Career & Work

Sam Rosen's career includes sports broadcasting roles with MSG Networks.

Organization: MSG Networks
Role: New York Rangers television play-by-play announcer
Period: 1984–2025
Details: New York · Retired at the end of the 2024–25 NHL season after 40 seasons as lead television announcer.
Organization: MSG Networks
Role: Studio host
Period: 1982–1984
Details: New York
Role: Backup New York Rangers play-by-play announcer
Period: 1977–1982
Details: New York

Rise to Fame

Sam Rosen rose to prominence for his role on the television show New York Rangers broadcasts.

Notable Works

Notable media work includes 1994 Stanley Cup Final, Rangers-Flyers farewell broadcast, and New York Rangers broadcasts.

Television

  • TV Show: New York Rangers broadcasts (Play-by-play announcer, 1984-2025)

Sports Events

  • Sports Event: 1994 Stanley Cup Final (Rangers play-by-play announcer, 1994) — Called the Rangers’ Game 7 Stanley Cup championship win
  • Sports Event: Rangers-Flyers farewell broadcast (Play-by-play with John Davidson, 2025) — Reunited with longtime booth colleague John Davidson for a 2025 game

Lesser Known Facts

  • His trademark Rangers call included “It’s a power-play goal!”

Personal Information

  • Full Name: Sam Rosen
  • Gender: Male
  • Occupation: Sportscaster
  • Nationality: American

Birth & Background

  • Date of Birth: August 12, 1947
  • Age: 79
  • Birthday: August 12
  • Zodiac Sign: Leo

Net Worth & Income

  • Salary: $61,000–$264,000 (Estimated range)
  • Net Worth: $362,000–$5,175,000 (Estimated range)
  • Source of Income: Broadcast employment and related professional work

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