Longtime Turner Sports broadcaster Huber dies ATLANTA (AP) - Turner Sports says longtime broadcaster Jim Huber has died. He was 67. The cable network says Huber died Monday in Atlanta. A cause of death was not immediately released. A statement from Turner Broadcasting System, Inc., said Huber was an Emmy Award-winning essayist who joined Turner Sports full-time in 2000 and was an announcer for professional golf matches and NBA games. He previously served as an anchor and reporter for CNN/Sports Illustrated and hosted CNN's Pro Golf Weekly and Sporting Life with Jim Huber. David Levy, a Turner president of sales, distribution and sports, said in the statement that Huber served 27 years with the company. Levy said: "The Turner Broadcasting family suffered a great loss and we are saddened by the passing of our colleague and friend."