Lakers Nation better savor the voices that built the franchise this season. A monumental era in Southern California sports media is officially transitioning into its twilight.

The Los Angeles Lakers announced that Lawrence Tanter, the team’s longtime and beloved public address announcer, has died at age 76. “We are deeply saddened to share the news of the ...

Tanter was the soundtrack as the Lakers won 10 NBA titles during his 43 years behind the mic.

He only retired from his role in June, moving away from his public-facing role to become a special advisor for game presentation.

Los Angeles Lakers governor Jeanie Buss penned an emotional farewell note to one of the legendary voices of the franchise, Lawrence Tanter.

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A stroke in March ended his final season early, and the Lakers moved him into a special adviser role in June before his death at 76.

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We are deeply saddened to share the news of the passing of legendary Lakers public address announcer Lawrence Tanter,’’ the team said Wednesday night.

The longtime Lakers voice died just months after stepping away from the microphone following a remarkable 43-season career.

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