My Favorite Color and Play By Play Announcers

[@ShawnWatson]

I miss Gary Thorne...wish he'd do hockey again.

[@aramondehasashi3324]

Me too. Thorne & Clement were a good team.

[@WillGrimm623]

He did a couple Kings games last year

[@ZachElleithy]

I get to watch him announce my os now

[@dereklepiesza5022]

YES! Like "The Stars are shining in the heart Texas" and "Off the floor, on the board! PAUL KARIYA!!!

[@Mansini77]

FED A TAN KO!!

[@tweaglez]

Darren Pang was one of the only things keeping me watching during the recent losing streak. Fox Sport Midwest almost didn't bring him back in the offseason because his contract was up or something. Thank god they did.

[@connor4029]

eiminator This aged extremely poorly

[@iFinlander]

Gary Thorne is my all time favorite and no one else is close.

[@thpisland2423]

Gary Thorne and Bill Clement were great back in the day. Should've gave them an honorable mention.

[@travish3730]

Agree. I'm 26 and some of my earliest memories of hockey were of were of those two doing games on ESPN.

[@paulmissthenet590]

THP Island And Bill still does the flyers games

[@carparthero]

@THP Island gary thorne was amazing. he should have still been calling games after the 2005 lockout!!

[@conorpower7080]

John Forsland? He’s funny. He’s iconic, as in everyone knows who he is. He’s a great guy, and has covered a bad franchise for 20+ years.

[@JoelMason8]

Panger made me love the game of hockey. He is fun, exciting and kinda goofy which makes for an absolute stellar color guy. Fun to watch whether Blues win or lose.

[@jeffsandy5088]

Holy Jumpin' ........ Hard not to love Panger. I like him mostly because even though he's a Blues commentator you very rarely hear him bad mouth the other team.

[@patch8376]

He's also playfully self-deprecating in every good way. I'm surprised THG didn't add that to the list of good things he had to say about him though he has said it elsewhere regarding Pang.

[@jerryslist]

Howie Meeker used "Holy Jumpin'" first.

[@bubbahockey4420]

Loved listening to Doc on local broadcasts from all of his years in NJ. One of the all time greats. Truly a pleasure watch a game and hear Doc call it.

[@jasonfire3434]

John Forslund should at least be an honorable mention I think. And Jim Fox is a great analyst on Kings broadcasts.

[@TheRandomRedSoxGuy]

Disagree on Jim Fox but TOTALLY AGREE on John Forslund.

[@MrTheChemical]

No John Forslund at all? He has emotion (for both teams), he calls the game very well, Canes often lose and game is still fun to watch.

[@worker6178]

MrTheChemical HEY HEY WHAT DO YOU SAY?

[@sshurmatz]

Love Gary Thorne, and the late great Dave Strader. Still miss the 1990's ESPN theme and broadcasts.

[@supremeplug4838]

Mickey Redmond is one of my favorite human beings of all time

[@hockeytownluv2012]

Supreme Plug mine too I was happy thg thought so too

[@svenhoek]

Mickey Redmond is awesome as an announcer and as a person

[@rossdoucet725]

I cringe when the Redwings play on NBC. We are spoiled on Fox sports Detroit.

[@jonathangarmuth8975]

Larry Murphy with the dollar dog report!

[@williammontroy9024]

Mic is so cool in person I was shocked when I met him because I didn't think my opinion of him could get higher but boy did it .

[@tylercbj756]

As someone who's from the new England area, I can't stand jack Edwards. Even if a player from the other team makes a good play or something, he can't give any credit to that team. Also, if a play is dirty and it's against the Bruins, it's always a harsh call, but if it's against the other team, it's always a good call

[@Bdots44]

Tylercbj7 You clearly don’t watch him then. He gives credit to guys all the time who aren’t on the Bruins. I’m being so serious too, he really does. I agree he can be a homer sometimes, but NESN is a New England network where everyone watching is a Bruins fan. So lay off a little, would ya?

[@Firebrass11]

Tyler do you even watch the Bruins?

[@tylercbj756]

Not really, so I understand if my view is harsh. It’s just what I notice, the few times a year I do turn on nesn

[@adamieraci8256]

Tyler both your reasons are why he is such a great commentator because he has great emotion for the team that you want to express yourself even if it is Biased

[@MikeyReadman]

If they didn't wave pompoms in the booth in Boston, they'd probably be fired.

[@a2zme]

Lucky to grow up in Montreal.. The Danny Gallivan / Dick Irvin combo was incredible.

[@thebug1998ify]

I admire you for doing this video because I feel like everyone gets very defensive about their commentators. But seriously Rick Jennerette is #1 I don't care what you say. Hahaha

[@jc3127]

Rick Jeannerette case closed

[@thomastherriault6199]

J C - When Shannon said no Jeannerette, I was done.

[@jc3127]

Thomas Therriault It’s understandable if he didn’t include him. RJ is a pretty big homer. But you can’t include Jack Edwards and not include RJ. Both are in the list, I’m fine with it. Both are excluded from the list, I’m fine with it. Can’t choose one and not the other though.

[@brianspellbergio4502]

J C hands down!!

[@MisterSpider]

This is a great video. I think I'm gonna rank the 31 regional broadcasting tandems on my hockey channel. I'll make sure to mention your channel. I agree with all of your rankings. Edwards is biased but very funny, and people just don't appreciate Bob Cole for doing a hell of a job calling games in his eighties.

[@Ziege16161]

A list without Jeanneret is a faulty list.

[@Nucks-ej7ob]

Christian Shrug I stop watching this video immediately after he said that, he is not only the greatest hockey announcer of all the time, but all sports !

[@saintsabbathi]

Not faulty, it ceases to even be a list if R.J. isn't on it (at #1).

[@omegablack80214]

I'm a habs fan, but jeanerette is no. 1 by a country mile.

[@smithryansmith]

Its an opinion list, ya morons.

[@VancouverHouse91to94]

Butch Goring is a great colour guy. Being a Canadian is also critical of the home side and does a great job of balancing his commentary to fit both the experienced hockey fan and a new viewer.

[@firstlast3676]

Mike Lange will forever be Pens Hockey to me.

[@stefanlocher7084]

First Last he should be in the hall of fame

[@jackfredricks6223]

He IS in the HoF.

[@davidwalsh4618]

Shave my face with a rusty razor LOL. He's pretty fun. As much as I cant stand the Pens, he's always fun to hear his old calls

[@AlexOvechkin8MVP]

I think the Capitals play-by-play announcer Joe Beninati should have been on the list. For me he has always made the game entertaining to listen no matter what the score is. He also used to do national and playoff games on Verses (former name of NBCSN)

[@davidwalsh4618]

agreed. Craig Laughlin is great but his voice is a little annoying but I still love them as a duo. Theyve been with the CAPS forever

[@davidwalsh4618]

I'll forever get chill bumps when i hear Joe B say "Ovechkin, fires he scoressssss!

[@kCotie12]

It’s amazing how long Bob Cole has been around, I’m in my mid 20’s and I have the same feeling as you described. He was the voice of HNIC and I still get excited when I hear him calling the game

[@johnsobery]

A lot of these team announcers make hockey sound great, be it the television or radio, it’s just wonderful.

[@amkirby10]

Dave Goucher is a phenomenal play-by-play man. I was devastated when he left Boston for Vegas. Im an amateur broadcaster myself, and for hockey I try to model myself after Dave. I was hoping he’d crack your list.

[@alexsepe9484]

I absolutely LOVE JK and Panger on our local STL broadcasts, Panger is simply a local treasure here in St Louis - he's probably as well known as guys like Tim McCarver and Joe Buck (baseball guys) and his "holy jumpin", "the old nine o' hearts", "thanks for comin" never get old. I cannot stand Mike Millbury. I agree with everything you said about him - he sounds dull like he couldn't care less about what he's doing. Whenever the Blues are on NBC I just pray it's Doc Emrick, although I don't mind John Forslund or Kenny Albert either. I always in the past would hope for Doc to call our games cause we'd get Olczyk too, but with him having cancer this year we've gotten a lot of Millbury. And NBC can do better than Pierre Mcgwire, but I'd rather have him do national games so we can keep Panger. Panger is great on national games but when he's doing Blues telecasts, HOLY JUMPIN he's the most colorful person interview he world.

[@CircleTheWagonsOG]

Where's Rick Jeanneret? Literally HOW is he not on this list at all?

[@JeffCfreeradiorevolution]

CircleTheWagons he’s hiding in the breadbox... where mommy stores the cookies!

[@musix7295]

Sam Rosen does an amazing job, hard to believe it’s been 30+ years.

[@BobbyT.]

Musix I agree with that. I'm a Penguins fan, so generally speaking I cheer against the Rangers, but if I'm listening to him it's hard to do. He just makes you feel kind of warm inside.

[@MIchaelMiii]

Its a POWER PLAY goal!!!!!

[@getsilenced3434]

Not anymore. But he used to be great

[@TEdwardsBowtie]

Two years later, as a longtime Blues fan and year-long subscriber, I LOVE how good Panger and John Kelly are together! Panger is AMAZING

[@TEdwardsBowtie]

Also, cabin fever is setting in from coronavirus "social distancing", so I'm a little more excited than usual lol

[@inmycomfychair]

Ludwig has come a long way from when they started. Their first run was a preseason game and it was almost unlistenable (radio simulcast). Weird position they ended up in when Ralph left then Strader got sick. The Ralph and Razor combo was top notch.

[@downthestretch565]

Being french canadian, watching Pierre Houde being pbp for habs is truly spectacular, he is an icon here in quebec and i thought he should get more love

[@eddixon2015]

I announced a hockey game for my high school a few years back, it's utter chaos.

[@benstark4578]

Kenny Alberts is the most underrated PBP guy in the league

[@KovalchukSnipe]

Agree with you, he is my favorite besides Doc.

[@ih1589]

Yeah, John Forslund not making the list seems off. Differing opinions, I know. But he is arguably the next in line to take over if/when Doc Emrick decides to hang it up. And he is that next in line potentially for a reason.

[@carlhuffman454]

Hopefully true!

[@gdv355]

I love Joe Beninati and Craig Laughlin as a team for CAPS broadcasts.

[@FarbrorBergman]

Jack Edwards is such a dweeb

[@coreymickanuik8199]

I agree 100%

[@-_-._.822]

Edwards is a nerd

[@keith96969]

i am a leaf fan but i will take jack edwards over paul romanuk

[@johanericsson7309]

I like Romanuk, but I don't watch the Leafs that often, so he might get annoying if u watch many games.

[@keith96969]

Johan Ericsson he makes me want to blow my brains out so anti leaf same with hughson and simpson. the best is the tsn guys and bob cole

[@TommyOShow]

Rick Jenneratte ?? (this is coming from a Sabres fan but seriously!) 🤔

[@6Snaus]

Just coming across this video now and I agree with you about Edwards. He has a ton of natural talent as an announcer. But as a play-by-play guy, even for a local team, you can't be that big of a homer and be taken seriously. I've learned that the hard way when I was in school and early on in my career as a broadcaster. A color guy can get away with some bias, a play-by-play guy cannot.

[@FallenIconStudios]

I have met Ray Ferraro. I went to high school with his son Landon, and they are the nicest people you will ever meet. He didn't come off condescending and he didn't think he was better than everyone else. Very kind, giving and down to earth family. Nothing but great things to say about them.

[@TheHockeyGuy]

I see a lot of negativity thrown at Ray Ferraro and I have never understood it. He would be a fun guy to talk hockey with.

[@DragonmasterAlex]

​@@TheHockeyGuy I was wondering what your take is on MARK LEE, who was fired 10 years ago by CBC. He was my favorite to listen to as a Detroiter, as I had access to USA & Canada channels on my own antenna. If you watch the highlights of 2006 edmonton vs detroit when they eliminated us with 65 seconds left in the game, im still shocked by it. But Mark was a personal favorite, and a big loss to NHL. Your opinion????

[@fireballmelch2684]

I totally agree with Darren Pang as 1. I am a STL fan and love listening to him.

[@edyoung4450]

#1 should be George Costanza, you know how he makes those interesting comments in the games

[@letsgopens8771]

Doc Emrick is a legend

[@shawnmfarrell4711]

agree

[@brokenlink06]

Gord Miller, John Forslund, and Jack Edwards are my top 3 play-by-play announcers.

[@alexatl89]

There is a severe lack of Gary Thorne here.

[@kakarroto007]

Mickey Redmond is a national treasure!

[@rossdoucet725]

Mickey is at his best when he is down on the ice. Love his commentary we are spoiled in Detroit “Fox Sports”

[@andrewvanwie7177]

John Kelly and Darren Pang on FSMW St. Louis Blues are an absolute treasure. Kelly has the knowledge and perfect play-by-play hockey voice that a hockey fan just loves to listen to, and Panger just makes hockey as hockey can be, can’t wait to hear what he says next. Like peanut butter & jelly - Both are great by themselves, but together you’ve got awesomeness.

[@TheVanezi]

Ken Daneyko is awesome! He gets so pumped up after a goal/hit/fight.

[@GareBearCS]

Rick Jeanneret belongs top shelf...where momma hides the 🍪’s

[@maryjennings4913]

Joe Beninati, and Craig Laughlin for the Caps should have been on your list!!!!!

[@gdv355]

Agreed

[@dr3putt62]

Joe B for Washington caps. PBP

[@brucewestcott7839]

Oh Shannon, I loved your comment about Bob Cole. It struck a bell with me and I agree totally. BUT I wish I could steal your words and insert the name Danny Gallivan. He was the voice of my youth. He was the hockey voice to me.The voice that still suddenly pops into my head while watching a game. When they run old clips to highlight some past series and I hear his voice it gives me chills. Sadly, here in Canada we don’t get to hear many of the other voices from the States because they simply are not heard.

[@Lacoste9277]

Bob Cole and Harry Neil are my favourite. When I watch Leaf games it was Joe and Harry. I miss Joe as the Leafs PBP guy.

[@paulondra19]

I had the great fortune to be a stage manager in Washington, D.C in the late 80's and 90's and got to work with many hockey play by play and color announcers. My favorite of all time, as a person and as an announcer, is your #1 pick - Mike "Doc" Emrick. He is a genuinely nice guy and loves stadium popcorn. Others I (and the crews) loved to work with were Gary Thorne, Eddie Olczyk, Sam Rosen, John Davidson, and Darryl Reaugh. All, top notch people.

[@cvinlinehockeyarchive8123]

Mike Lange???????

[@endersdragon34]

Cody Archwood agreed, yea he's crazy but he's a fun kind of crazy

[@1989CW]

Best drunk to ever get behind the mic

[@HorseshoeCrab1998]

hes a radio guy, this list is likely only tv guys

[@joeheid2776]

@Scotland1908 Mike Lange used to hang out in many bars when younger. Not so much anymore.

[@letsgopens8771]

Agree on the US broadcasts. Millbury is awful, total curmudgeon. Pierre weirds everyone out. Doc is the only saving grace.

[@Jelsick]

Jack Grogan And Jeremy Roenick is awful as well. They guy can't put two sentences together to save his life. NBCSN needs to clean house with their studio guys. Eddie O is fine, but most of the others are annoying imo.

[@Julian-pc8tu]

Steve Mears and Bob Errey are also a great combo for the Pittsburgh games on AT&T Sportsnet

[@666mathew]

My favourites are Pierre Houde, Richard Garneau, and René Lecavalier.

[@johanericsson7309]

Agree with your no 1 in both categories, Pang is one of the reasons I watch St. Louis games even tho they have been hot garb lately.

[@melg6340]

Best goal call Steve Cangialosi

[@bobzuhlke]

A guy who used to do the radio broadcasts of the Binghamton Whalers when I was a kid was Roger Neale. I LOVED him doing Whalers games. My all-time favorite.

[@JoshuaWSiegel]

John Forslundand Tripp Tracy (yes he’s silly, but he is one hell of an analyst)

[@GollumsFace]

I can't stand Jack Edwards lol

[@cliffterry6655]

Holy Jumpin!!! Agree with comments about Darren Pang. He is an absolute delight especially with Joe Vitale on the Blues pre-game shows. Also does a fantastic job with John Kelley on the play by play I love to listen to Kelley's voice which reminds me of his father, the great Dan Kelley who greatly influenced my love for the Blues since the late 60s

[@mastershifu456]

the play by play announcer for the canadiens in french has been doing it for decades and hes ones of the best

[@edwardnyr5060]

Where in the love of God is Sam Rosen?!30+ years as the voice of the New York Rangers shouting its a POWER PLAY GOAL!

[@Tmdemarzo]

Edwards & Brickley are amazing to watch. People always get so mad at how biased they are, but they work for NESN. A LOCAL NETWORK FOR NEW ENGLAND SPORTS FANS!!!

[@1976jdh]

So do most of the people on this list. But NONE of them are as condicending against the other team as Edwards. If he"s on the broadcast, I turn the volume off.

[@CaretakerWanted]

Obviously Mike Milbury.

[@eliheakins5217]

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[@jonathanegrie3337]

For me Shannon growing up outside of Philadelphia especially in the early to mid 70s the only announcer for me was Gene Hart and I am not even a Flyers fan. He taught everyone in this area how to Love Hockey. His closing remark after every broadcast was, "Good night and Good Hockey". He died in 1999 and I still miss him. He was a homer but he very much appreciated greatness from other teams especially Boston, the Islanders and the Canadiens.

[@Peksisarvinen]

How could you not have Joe B & Locker on the list? You monster. They're by far and away the best duo in the league. Unmatched in level of banter, energy, creativity and comfyness.

[@JeffCfreeradiorevolution]

Bob Coles late calls are priceless... “and a Goal!” 5 seconds after it went in...

[@isaacwest276]

Jack Michaels and Louis Debrusk started together last year and they were awesome, and even better together. They work so well together. Michaels was already famous here in Edmonton for him calling Oilers games on the radio and now that he's on TV he's even better. His one weakness is he can get sidetracked, which is why he's not great on radio but he's so enjoyable on TV.

[@brian8556]

The Blues fan inside me feels very nicely after watching this, making me appreciate my guys more

[@dabuffalo934]

Where is Rick Jeannerart? (Idk how to spell his last name, sry.)

[@kingdadddddy]

I really enjoy John Forslund. He just has such a deep soothing voice in my opinion.

[@Bdots44]

Gary Thorne??

[@nebraskahockeyfan3198]

Bdots44 he’s retired. Surely if he still had his gig he’d be on it

[@Sonicthehedgefundmanager]

Gary thorne in the 90s and early 2000s was a brilliant commentator, especially when he was calling playoff games between the wings and avalanche.

[@marvinikurwa6507]

I'm glad that Dennis Beayk is in your list, coming from Jets fan :)

[@nj11vgc99]

Randy Hahn tho. Always a legend with the sharks

[@BobbyT.]

My 3 favorite play by play are: 1. Mike Lange 2. Doc Emrick 3. Chris Cuthbert 4. John Forslund 5. Bob Cole And my favorite color commentators are: 1. Phil Bourque 2. Darren Pang 3. Mickey Redmond 4. Bob Errey 5. Ed Olczyk

[@TheMiniToad]

I really miss Gary Thorne, Dave Strader, and Bob Miller (voices of my childhood), but John Forslund and Randy Hahn are fantastic. I also consider Kenny Albert and Matt McConnell to be severely underrated.

[@adf0612]

Gary Thorne has to be 11 he was fantastic! He still is even though he’s only doing baseball now I like him as both a hockey and baseball announcer.

[@protoman1365]

It’s interesting, I personally think Gary Thorne as the Orioles announcer is very mediocre. But he’s arguably my favorite hockey announcer ever.

[@jonburford633]

Honestly I think he’s better as a baseball announcer than a hockey announcer.

[@ImMrCount]

Jack Edwards!? wtf. John Forslund should be on that list and i’m not even a Canes fan

[@Pazara61]

Wow man I love your unbiased opinions and that doesn't change, but I appreciate you saying Rick Jeanneret wasn't on the list early so I didn't have to watch the entire video. Rick is by far the greatest Hockey announcer and arguably the best Sports announcer of all time and it's not even close. I'm not going to go into too much detail, but if you're going to argue me based off of bias and fandom, know this - I became a Sabres fan because of this man many years ago, I didn't just latch on to liking him because I'm a Sabres fan. Also note I don't like Dan Dunleavy at all.

[@sultanofswing44]

Edwards is very funny. Heard him make a mistake or say something wrong and he says "any aspiring announcers send your applications to nesn" or something like that.

[@YouTube.Algorithmic.Nonsense]

Emrick’s memory of hockey is insane. He can remember goal celebrations from a Ft. Wayne Comet player from the early 70s.

[@fentonhardy8176]

My top three Play by Play guys are, 3. Fred Cusick,, 2. Danny Gallivan, 1. Bill Hewitt, My three favorite Color guys are, 3. Johnny Pierson, 2. Brian McFarland, 1, Bob Goldham. These guys were Classic and Iconic, McFarland was always gentlemanly, never really condescending and would tell anecdotes, Goldham you always learned something, and he had a great sense of humor, Johnny Pierson was always slightly bias, but he always praised players when they made a Fine play, he wasn't condescending either. I love Hewitt, because he was crisp on the Play by play, he wasn't biased, and he talked with his color men, Gallivan, never can watch a Canadiens game without hearing Danny go through my head, "'And he let go a Cannonading Drive, but Bower Stopped it Magnificently!'", like a verbal poet behind the Microphone. Fred Cusick, always a great play by play man, always partial to the bruins but willing to hand out praise to Opposing Players, I can still hear him say, "'Score! Bobby Orr!'" whenever Orr would score.

[@volcanope]

I love that you talk about announcers!

[@panthershockey4453]

that optimism is new with denis, couple years ago people were calling for him to be fired from some of the things he was saying on the broadcast.

[@M_Hall34]

My top 5; Play-by-Play 1. Dean Brown (Ottawa Senators Radio) 2. Gord Miller (TSN/NBC) 3. Chris Cuthbert (TSN/NBC) 4. Jim Hughson (CBC/Sportsnet) 5. Paul Romanuk (CBC/Sportsnet) Colour 1. Jamie McLennan (TSN) 2. Gord Wilson (Ottawa Senators Radio) 3. Garry Galley (CBC/Sportsnet) 4. Ray Ferraro (TSN/NBC) 5. Mike Johnson (TSN)

[@WillGrimm623]

Gary Thorne is my favorite. I was happy to see him come back for a few Kings games last year. When I was really little he’s all I remember about hockey, and I love his calls

[@TheJourneyMan]

Love the love for the STL crew. We love Panger and have loved the Kelly's for two generations!

[@dennis9707]

Gary Thorne and Bill Clement

[@dennis9707]

and best radio voice for hockey I ever listened to was in the 1970s Boston Bruins Bob Wilson.

[@skolblues]

if darren ever leaves i’ll be depressed

[@nathanabbott3414]

" Only NHL announcers. So if you're waiting on announcers in other leagues I'm sooorrry its not gonna be here" LOLOLLOOL SOOO Canadian! Awesome vid!

[@davidd1936]

Sam Rosen is easily top 7

[@CrescentCitySweaters]

David D yeah, I was raving when he put Jack Edwards in the top 5 and didn’t list Sam at all

[@TheVanezi]

Ehh, i don't hate him but i wouldn't want to listen to him every game.

[@getsilenced3434]

Not anymore As a Ranger fan, he annoys the shit out of me about how he reads out players numbers bc he can't keep up anymore or says random shit about players. And lots of NYR fans agree

[@PingPongPumbler]

ive never seen a ranger fan complain about sam

[@getsilenced3434]

Jack Hinds Lots of do on Tweeter

[@angeloginocchi82]

I think you spelt color wrong. Isn't it spelt colour?

[@TheHockeyGuy]

I use US spelling online. It's just easier than explaining a million times why I put a U in certain words.

[@ryanbranigan231]

I'm from the US, both are accepted, at least where i'm from, just less common

[@doolsification]

Isn't "spelt" spelt "spelled"? ffs

[@autumnfall1997]

Bob cole is the best

[@StevenStamkos91]

autumnfall1997 lol he pretty bad these days

[@autumnfall1997]

Steven Stamkos still way better than romanuk

[@MIchaelMiii]

Bob Cole 'was' the best

[@flames9418]

I met Darren Pang on a flight from Winnipeg to Minneapolis after game 1 of the jets vs wild in 2018. Super cool guy, wish he was still with TSN

[@Phood16]

Im so happy you put Mickey on here. He's honestly one of the cornerstones of the wings at this point.

[@ClipsThatTakeUpStorageOnMyXbox]

Jack Edwards? Are you serious?

[@cloroxbleach9551]

Bob Miller

[@jasonfire3434]

Clorox Bleach I miss Bob :( too bad he retired, the new Kings PxP just isn't the same.

[@allghilliedup21]

I like the new Kings PxP but obviously don't expect him to replace what Bob's done for the last half century or so. :P

[@cloroxbleach9551]

I like the new guy as well I'll miss Bob his the voice of the kings

[@BobbyT.]

jasonfire34 he was definitely a legend. I do like their new play by play guy a lot though.