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Watching The Hockey Broadcasters
by Paul on 06/18/09 at 10:39 AM ET
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from Greg Wyshynski of Puck Daddy,
Ken Fang, a cool dude we finally met at Blogs With Balls, runs a killer sports media Web site called Fang’s Bites. He’s done postseason TV awards for college football and the NFL before, and now it’s the NHL’s turn to have its brightest and dullest stars on the boob tube highlighted.
Among his favorites: Mike “Doc” Emrick, NBC/Versus, named the best play-by-play guy in the NHL this season; Craig Simpson, CBC, named best color commentator; Ron MacLean, CBC, named best studio host; Elliotte Friedman, CBC, named best rinkside reporter; and CBC Sports, given the honor of best game coverage.
Yeah, we know: Yawn. CBC does no wrong, Emrick calls a great game. You want to know who stinks, right?
Based on Fang’s awards, his name is Jack Edwards.
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