List of current National Hockey League broadcasters

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The following a list of current (through the 2007–08 NHL season) National Hockey League announcers for each individual team.

[edit] Eastern Conference

Team Play-by-play Analyst Analyst Flagship Station
Atlanta JP Dellacamera Darren Eliot SportSouth
Dan Kamal Jeff Odgers WCNN
Boston Jack Edwards Andy Brickley NESN
Dave Goucher Bob Beers WBZ
Buffalo Rick Jeanneret Harry Neale Mike Robitaille (Saturdays only) MSG Network
Rick Jeanneret Harry Neale Mike Robitaille (Saturdays only) WGR
Carolina John Forslund Tripp Tracy FSN South
Chuck Kaiton John Forslund (non-televised games) WCMC-FM
Florida Steve Goldstein Denis Potvin FSN Florida
Randy Moller Bill Lindsay WAXY
Montreal Pierre Houde Yvon Pedneault RDS
Rick Moffat Murray Wilson CJAD (English)
Martin McGuire Dany Dube CKAC
New Jersey Mike Emrick Chico Resch MSG Plus/MSG Network
Matt Loughlin Sherry Ross WFAN
New York Islanders Howie Rose Billy Jaffe MSG Plus
Steve Mears Chris King WBBR
New York Rangers Sam Rosen Joe Micheletti MSG Network
Kenny Albert (Spencer Ross, Bob Wischusen, Joe Tolleson, or Mike Crispino as alternates) Dave Maloney WEPN
Ottawa Dean Brown Garry Galley Rogers Sportsnet East
Dean Brown Gord Wilson A-Channel/Sens TV Pay-Per-View
Alain Crete Benoit Brunet RDS (French)
Dave Schreiber Shaun Van Allen CFGO
Jean-Philippe Bertrand Alain Sanscartier CJRC (French)
Philadelphia Jim Jackson Keith Jones Steve Coates CSN Philadelphia/WPSG
Tim Saunders Brian Propp WIP
Pittsburgh Paul Steigerwald Bob Errey FSN Pittsburgh
Mike Lange Phil Bourque WXDX
Tampa Bay Rick Peckham Bobby Taylor Sun Sports
David Mishkin Phil Esposito (Home games only) WDAE
Toronto Joe Bowen Greg Millen TSN/RSN Ontario/Leafs TV
Dennis Beyak or Joe Bowen Jim Ralph CFMJ
Washington Joe Beninati Craig Laughlin CSN Mid-Atlantic
Steve Kolbe Ken Sabourin WWWT

[edit] Western Conference

Team Play-by-play Analyst Analyst Flagship Station
Anaheim John Ahlers Brian Hayward FSN Prime Ticket/KDOC
Steve Carroll Brent Severyn KLAA
Calgary Roger Millions John Garrett Ryan Walter RSN West
Roger Millions Charlie Simmer Flames PPV
Peter Maher Mike Rogers CFAC
Chicago Pat Foley Ed Olczyk CSN Chicago/WGN
John Wiedeman Troy Murray WGN
Colorado Mike Haynes Peter McNab Altitude Sports and Entertainment
Norm Jones Mark Moser KKFN
Columbus Jeff Rimer Danny Gare FSN Ohio
George Matthews Bill Davidge WBNS/WWCD
Dallas Ralph Strangis Daryl Reaugh FSN Southwest/KDFI
Ralph Strangis Daryl Reaugh WBAP
Detroit Ken Daniels Mickey Redmond Larry Murphy FSN Detroit
Ken Kal Paul Woods WXYT-AM / WXYT-FM
Edmonton Kevin Quinn Ray Ferraro RSN West/Oilers PPV
Rod Phillips Morley Scott CHED
Los Angeles Bob Miller Jim Fox FSN West
Nick Nickson Daryl Evans KTLK
Minnesota Dan Terhaar Mike Greenlay FSN North/KSTC/KSTP
Bob Kurtz Tom Reid WCCO
Nashville Pete Weber Terry Crisp FSN South
Pete Weber Terry Crisp WGFX
Phoenix Dave Strader Darren Pang FSN Arizona/KAZT
Bob Heethuis Louie DeBrusk KDUS
St. Louis John Kelly Bernie Federko FSN Midwest/KPLR
Chris Kerber Kelly Chase KMOX
San Jose Randy Hahn Drew Remenda CSN Bay Area
Dan Rusanowsky Jamie Baker David Maley KUFX
Vancouver John Shorthouse John Garrett RSN Pacific
John Shorthouse Tom Larscheid Canucks TV
Joey Kenward or John Shorthouse Tom Larscheid CKST

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