Broadcasting Career
Frazier currently works as a commentator alongside Mike Breen for MSG Network telecasts of Knicks games. He also worked with Breen previously on the radio broadcasts before his switch to television in 1997, and also worked on Knicks games with Marv Albert. As a broadcaster, Frazier has coined many rhyming phrases, such as "dishing and swishing", "duping and hooping", "posting and toasting", "stopping and popping", "winning and grinning", "using and abusing", "shaking and baking", "hustling and bustling", "bounding and astounding," etc.
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