Joe Buck lauds Mike Tirico, Kenny Albert for 2026 Winter Olympics coverage
Buck knows what big looks like, and he recognized it in NBC's Olympic hockey broadcast.
Buck knows what big looks like, and he recognized it in NBC's Olympic hockey broadcast.
The Closing Ceremony schedule makes that impossible.
Kenny Albert will return to serve as the lead play-by-play voice for both the men's and women's competitions in Italy.
"What would you have said the day you were drafted if I told you that 41 years to the day later, you would work your 1,000th national broadcast in the United States and Canada?"
"Reinhart just put the puck into the back of the net."
While TNT's Eddie Olczyk blasted this hit as "dangerous," the Sportsnet coverage was a lot different.
The Seattle Kraken announce team of John Forslund and Eddie Olczyk had a hilarious exchange after a puck hit Calgary scoreboard.
Boucher will reunite with his former NBC teammates, Kenny Albert and Eddie Olczyk, in the process
The Philadelphia Flyers appear to be turning to the TV world for a top front office position.
The move will see Olczyk work as part of a three-person booth in Seattle.
"I think it’s very additive to the energy of the day to have the constant buzz of fans right around you."
TNT gave hardcore fans a clean presentation while also bringing some fun into its studio, something missing from NBC's presentation
Locking down the duo is a big win for Turner as they ramp up their hockey plans.
Eddie Olczyk said he doesn't think calling games with Doc Emrick from different locations will be a problem. "We've worked long enough together that I really believe we'll be able to have the same cadence or symmetry. Once we get through a game or two, it will be just like we're sitting together."
The popular hockey analyst will now add Chicago radio to his wide array of broadcasting roles.
“I’ve got 27 days to go till I’m unhooked, hopefully for the last time, and put this in my rearview mirror."
'Tonight is the best medicine I've had in such a long time."
Olczyk is battling cancer, and he got a nice shoutout from his broadcast partner and the Wrigley crowd.
Olczyk's surgery was successful, but he has to undergo chemotherapy, and will miss the start of the season.