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Eddie Olczyk Stepping Down From Seattle Kraken Television Broadcasts
"Everything has revolved around my hockey career since 1988 when I got married to my wife. Everything has been centered around my schedule. Well, that’s changing. And now’s the time."
Why NBC Sports’ Nostalgia Broadcasts Are Roadmaps for Others To Replicate
"The industry spends so much time chasing what’s next — new platforms, new angles, new metrics — that it sometimes forgets what worked. A well-timed throwback isn’t regression. It’s perspective."
NBC Sports Announces Hockey Broadcast Teams For 2026 Winter Olympics
"This will mark Albert’s seventh Winter Olympics as a hockey play-by-play voice, the most by any American broadcaster"
Kenny Albert Attains National Television Broadcasting Milestone
"You are the Cal Ripken of sports broadcasting history on the national level."
‘NHL on TNT’ Gives Hockey Fans the ‘NBA on TNT’ Treatment
Watching Albert and Olczyk call a hockey game is like watching Picasso paint and da Vinci sculpt. They are masters of their respective crafts.
Darren Pang to Replace Colby Cohen On Blackhawks TV Crew
"At this time, we have decided it’s important for my family to be back close to our family and our home in Philadelphia.”
Eddie Olczyk is Jacked Up For the Stanley Cup
“Pucks and ponies are a big part of my life, and I’m very passionate about it."
Matt Spiegel: Letting Eddie Olczyk Leave Is ‘Short-Sighted, Stupid, Embarrassing for Blackhawks’
“It is astonishing that that organization that desperately needs positivity is letting the most positive thing they have associated with them walk out the door.”
Anatomy of an Analyst: Eddie Olczyk
"Olczyk appeals to all ages of fans, especially the younger ones, because he gears a lot of his analysis to the youth hockey players. Some may find it hokey, but in truth it’s great for hockey."
Who Is The Best Analyst In Each Sport?
"Not everyone is capable of leaving the field of play and entering the broadcast booth. It takes a special former athlete to make the conversion."