Television edit
2020s edit
Year | Channel | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Ice level reporter | Studio host | Studio analysts |
2023–24 | NESN | Jack Edwards (primary) Alex Faust (select games) |
Andy Brickley | Sophia Jurksztowicz (primary) Andrew Raycroft (select games) Adam Pellerin (select games) |
Sophia Jurksztowicz | Barry Pederson, Billy Jaffe, and Andrew Raycroft |
2022–23 | NESN | Jack Edwards | Andy Brickley | Sophia Jurksztowicz (primary) Andrew Raycroft (when Jurksztowicz is studio host) |
Dale Arnold (primary) Sophia Jurksztowicz (when Arnold is off) |
Barry Pederson, Billy Jaffe, and Andrew Raycroft |
2021–22 | NESN | Jack Edwards | Andy Brickley | Sophia Jurksztowicz (primary) Andrew Raycroft (when Jurksztowicz is studio host) |
Dale Arnold (primary) Sophia Jurksztowicz (when Arnold is off) |
Barry Pederson, Billy Jaffe, Andrew Raycroft, and Andrew Alberts |
2021 | NESN | Jack Edwards | Andy Brickley | Sophia Jurksztowicz | Dale Arnold | Barry Pederson, Billy Jaffe, Andrew Raycroft, and Andrew Alberts |
2010s edit
2000s edit
1990s edit
1980s edit
1970s edit
1960s edit
Year | Channel | Play-by-play | Color Commentator | Studio host |
1969–70 | WSBK-TV | Don Earle | Various Analysts (including Bill Cleary and Johnny Peirson) | Tom Larson |
1968–69 | WSBK-TV | Don Earle | Pat Egan | |
1967–68 | WSBK-TV | Don Earle | ||
1966–67 | WKBG-TV | Fred Cusick | ||
1965–66 | WHDH-TV | Fred Cusick | ||
1964–65 | WHDH-TV | Fred Cusick | ||
1963–64 | WMUR-TV | Fred Cusick |
1940s edit
Year | Channel | Play-by-play | Color Commentator |
1949–50 | WBZ-TV | Frank Ryan[5] | Bump Hadley[5] |
1948–49 | WBZ-TV[5] | Frank Ryan[5] |
Radio edit
2020s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) |
2023–24 | WBZ-FM | Judd Sirott | Bob Beers |
2022–23 | WBZ-FM | Judd Sirott | Bob Beers |
2021–22 | WBZ-FM | Judd Sirott | Bob Beers |
2021 | WBZ-FM | Judd Sirott | Bob Beers |
2010s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) |
2019–20 | WBZ-FM | Judd Sirott | Bob Beers |
2018–19 | WBZ-FM | Judd Sirott | Bob Beers |
2017–18 | WBZ-FM | Judd Sirott | Bob Beers |
2016–17 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers |
2015–16 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers |
2014–15 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers |
2013–14 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers |
2013 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers |
2011–12 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers |
2010–11 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers |
2000s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Ice level reporter | Studio host |
2009–10 | WBZ-FM | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | ||
2008–09 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Tom Cuddy | Alan Segel |
2007–08 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Tom Cuddy | Alan Segel |
2006–07 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Tom Cuddy | Alan Segel |
2005–06 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Tom Cuddy | Alan Segel |
2003–04 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Tom Cuddy | Alan Segel |
2002–03 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Alan Segel | |
2001–02 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Alan Segel | |
2000–01 | WBZ | Dave Goucher | Bob Beers | Alan Segel |
1990s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Ice level reporter | Studio host |
1999–2000 | WBZ | Bob Neumeier | Bob Beers | Dan Roche | |
1998–99 | WBZ | Bob Neumeier | Bob Beers | Dan Roche | |
1997–98 | WBZ | Bob Neumeier | Bob Beers | Dan Roche | |
1996–97 | WBZ | Bob Neumeier | Andy Brickley | Dan Roche | |
1995–96 | WBZ | Bob Neumeier | Barry Pederson | Dan Roche | |
1995 | WBNW | Bob Wilson (Before lockout) Dale Arnold (After lockout) |
Johnny Bucyk | ||
1993–94 | WEEI | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Craig Mustard | Craig Mustard |
1992–93 | WEEI | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Craig Mustard | Craig Mustard |
1991–92 | WEEI | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Craig Mustard | Craig Mustard |
1990–91 | WEEI | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Craig Mustard | Craig Mustard |
1980s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator(s) | Ice level reporter |
1989–90 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1988–89 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1987–88 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1986–87 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1985–86 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1984–85 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1983–84 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1982–83 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1981–82 | WPLM | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1980–81 | WITS | Bob Wilson | Johnny Bucyk | Johnny Bucyk |
1970s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
1979–80 | WITS | Bob Wilson | Glenn Ordway |
1978–79 | WITS | Bob Wilson | Glenn Ordway |
1977–78 | WBZ | Bob Wilson | Bob Lobel (home games)[6] |
1976–77 | WBZ | Bob Wilson | |
1975–76 | WBZ[7] | Bob Wilson[7] | Brad Park (during injury)[7] |
1974–75 | WBZ | Bob Wilson | |
1973–74 | WBZ | Bob Wilson[8] | Ron Cantera[8] |
1972–73 | WBZ | Bob Wilson | Ron Cantera[9] |
1971–72 | WBZ[10] | Bob Wilson[10] | Ron Cantera[10] |
1970–71 | WBZ | Fred Cusick | Cal Gardner |
1960s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
1969–70 | WBZ | Fred Cusick | Johnny Peirson (regular-season and playoff games on network TV) |
1968–69 | WHDH | Bob Wilson | Johnny Peirson |
1967–68 | WHDH | Bob Wilson | |
1966–67 | WHDH | Jim Laing | Bob Wilson |
1965–66 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | Bob Wilson |
1964–65 | WHDH | Bill Harrington | Bob Wilson |
1963–64 | WHDH | Bill Harrington | |
1962–63 | WHDH | Bill Harrington | |
1961–62 | WHDH | Bill Harrington | Johnny Peirson |
1960–61 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | John Bassett |
1950s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
1959–60 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | |
1958–59 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | |
1957–58 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | |
1956–57 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | |
1955–56 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | |
1954–55 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | |
1953–54 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | Jack Crawford |
1952–53 | WHDH | Fred Cusick | Jack Crawford |
1951–52 | WHDH | Frank Ryan and/or Leo Egan | |
1950–51 | WHDH | Frank Ryan and/or Leo Egan |
1940s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
1949–50 | WHDH | Frank Ryan and/or Leo Egan | |
1948–49 | WHDH | Frank Ryan and/or Leo Egan | Jack Crawford (Playoffs) |
1947–48 | WHDH[11] | Frank Ryan and/or Leo Egan | |
1946–47 | WHDH | Frank Ryan and/or Leo Egan | |
1945–46 | WNAC | Frank Ryan | |
1944–45 | WNAC | Frank Ryan | |
1943–44 | WNAC | Frank Ryan | |
1942–43 | WNAC | Frank Ryan | |
1941–42 | WAAB | Frank Ryan | |
1940–41 | WAAB | Frank Ryan |
1930s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play |
1939–40 | WAAB | Frank Ryan |
1938–39 | WAAB | Frank Ryan |
1937–38 | WAAB | Frank Ryan |
1936–37 | WAAB | Frank Ryan |
1935–36 | WAAB | Frank Ryan |
1934–35 | WNAC | Frank Ryan |
1933–34 | WNAC | Frank Ryan |
1932–33 | WNAC | Frank Ryan |
1931–32 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
1930–31 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
1920s edit
Year | Flagship Station | Play-by-play |
1929–30 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
1928–29 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
1927–28 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
1926–27 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
1925–26 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
1924–25 | WBZ | Frank Ryan |
Newspaper edit
See also edit
Notes edit
- The 2004–05 season was canceled due to a lockout. If there were games in 2004, Dale Arnold and Gord Kluzak would have done home games and Dave Shea & Andy Brickley would have done road games. Tom Caron would have been the studio host and Cam Neely, Barry Pederson, Rick Middleton, & Paul Stewart would have been studio analysts. All games would have been on NESN. On radio, WBZ would have been the Bruins' flagship station. Dave Goucher and Bob Beers would have called the games, Alan Segel would have been the studio host, and Tom Cuddy would have been the ice level reporter.
- Terry O'Reilly left the broadcast booth during the 1986–87 season to become Bruins head coach.[1]
- When Bob Neumeier missed games due to commitments with NBC Sports and WBZ-TV, Alan Segel served as the play by play announcer.
- On December 31, 2008, Tom Cuddy was let go by WBZ.
- Dale Arnold replaced Bob Wilson as Bruins radio announcer following the 1994–95 NHL lockout; Wilson having decided to retire during the lockout. However, he did return to share play-by-play duties with Neumeier for the final game at the old Boston Garden (a pre-season exhibition game against the Montreal Canadiens) and the first game at the new Fleet Center (later the TD Garden) against the New York Islanders.
- In 1965, Johnny Most served as a color commentator for one Boston Bruins game when play-by-play announcer Fred Cusick was sick and color commentator Bob Wilson filled in on play-by-play.[14]
References edit
- ^ a b c Craig, Jack (November 22, 1986). "Sanderson TV Analyst for Bruins-Blues Game". The Boston Globe.
- ^ a b c d e f Craig, Jack (October 7, 1986). "Sportview". The Boston Globe.
- ^ a b c d Craig, Jack (August 16, 1985). "Lobel hits jackpot". The Boston Globe.
- ^ a b "Sports Log". The Boston Globe. October 5, 1984.
- ^ a b c d "WBZ-TV to Televise Bruins' Home Games". The Boston Daily Globe. September 25, 1949.
- ^ Craig, Jack (December 30, 1977). "You believe him even if you don't see him". The Boston Globe.
- ^ a b c Rosa, Francis (March 24, 1976). "Under Schinkel, Penguins aren't waddling anymore". The Boston Globe.
- ^ a b Craig, Jack (July 6, 1973). "All this talk of Celtics' parity just humbug". The Boston Globe.
- ^ Craig, Jack (December 3, 1972). "Networks say 'more' on way". The Boston Globe.
- ^ a b c Craig, Jack (May 14, 1972). "More hockey due here next year". The Boston Globe.
- ^ "Billboard". 1947-09-20.
- ^ Farber, Michael (1996-02-19). "Man on a mission: Russ-Conway's investigative work may bring down a hockey power broker". Sports Illustrated Vault. Retrieved 2018-11-03.
- ^ Marquard, Bryan (January 8, 2012). "Francis Rosa, 91; Hockey Hall of Fame sportswriter". The Boston Globe. Retrieved August 2, 2020.
- ^ Mike Carey and Jamie Most (2003). High Above Courtside: The Lost Memoirs of Johnny Most. Sports Publishing LLC. ISBN 9781582617404.