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Tuesday, October 20, 2020

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NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman statement on Mike “Doc” Emrick’s retirement:

“The risk one takes in saying something about Doc Emrick is that you know he could have worded it better himself – on the spur of the moment, with 20,000 fans screaming in his ears (or up to 105,000 in the rain, snow and/or bitter cold), to a national broadcast audience relying on him to get it just right,” NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said. “In the 103-year history of the National Hockey League, nobody has ever conveyed the sights, sounds, passion, excitement, thrills and intricacies of our game better.

“His command of the English language under the most frenetic conditions defies comprehension. His unabashed wonder at the skill and courage of hockey players – as genuine in his call of Game 6 of the 2020 Stanley Cup Final as in his first day doing hockey play-by-play in 1971 – always reminded listeners and viewers of the marvel he was describing. His reverence for hockey’s traditions and history, coupled with his devilish sense of humor, conveyed that, while he knew he was calling a game, it was always much more to him than just a game.

“For obvious reasons, hockey is the most challenging sport for a play-by-play man. Doc somehow didn’t just master it, he transformed it into art. The game, of course, goes on. But it never again will sound quite the same.”

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