Hank Greenwald

"He was the essence of what a sportscaster should be," said Hank Greenwald, who was King's broadcast partner on the Warriors before Greenwald became the voice of the Giants in 1979.
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"I don't see how anybody could do that, but he did," Greenwald said.

"He threw himself into everything he was interested in," said former broadcast partner Hank Greenwald, who knew King for 44 years.
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"The essence of radio broadcasting is to be able to create the word picture, because when you're sitting at home, that's all you have," Greenwald said.

In a moving tribute, his former Warriors broadcast partner and good friend Hank Greenwald told what is known around the team as the "Mother's Day Story."

Greenwald set the scene of an emotional game in Seattle in which the Warriors were getting the worst of official Ed Rush's calls.
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As Greenwald pantomimed King's rage, the tape was played, leaving no doubt what was said and who said it.