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Tony Brown, referee who worked NBA Finals, dies at 55

Tony Brown always embraced a challenge. Brown, who officiated more than 1,100 NBA games over almost two decades, died Thursday, his family announced. ”Tony Brown was one of the most accomplished referees in the NBA and an inspiration to his colleagues,” NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said.

Source: Yahoo Sports

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