In retrospect, hockey fans had to have seen this coming, "this" being the retirement of Mike "Doc" Emrick, which was first reported by the NY Post on Monday morning. Emrick, a 19-year cancer survivor, ...
ST. CLAIR — Renowned hockey broadcaster Mike "Doc" Emrick isn't a Michigander by birth. He's originally from La Fontaine, Indiana. But the 77-year-old has plenty of history here. Emrick, who lives in ...
Hall of Fame broadcaster Doc Emrick joins the Dan Patrick Show to discuss his retirement from the booth, Alexander Ovechkin breaking Wayne Gretzky's NHL goals record and overtime hockey in the Stanley ...
Mike Emrick spent decades narrating hockey’s biggest moments happening live in front of him. That’s also how “Doc” wants to experience a documentary about his life and career. NBC will air “Doc Emrick ...
Mike "Doc" Emrick has called so many incredible moments in Penguins history, particularly since he took over as NBC's lead hockey broadcaster in 2006. He called all three of Pittsburgh's Stanley Cup ...
NBC Sports will premiere Doc Emrick – The Voice of Hockey, Presented by Discover – detailing the illustrious career of U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame member and eight-time Sports Emmy Award winner Doc ...
NHL action will sound very different in 2021 with Doc Emrick stepping into retirement. The game of hockey bid a fond farewell to the voice that carried it into the new millennium, this Monday. Mike ...
Hockey has lost one of its great voices as Mike “Doc” Emrick is hanging up the microphone and retiring. Whether we realize it or not, Doc Emrick is the voice of many of our favorite Capitals moments, ...
The following includes a series of stories about Mike Emrick told by both broadcasting colleagues as well as Devils fans. * DOC'S HAIR-RAISING ONE LINER: "When the Devils honored Doc at Prudential ...
Nearly 11 years later, Patrick Kane and the 2010 Chicago Blackhawks finally got the Stanley Cup-clinching overtime call they deserved from NBC’s Doc Emrick. Emrick, like the game officials, was slow ...
Evan Pivnick called it “unbelievable,” “really fun,” “cool” and assorted other superlatives appropriate to the circumstances. After all, Saturday afternoon the Oceanside High alumnus, Bowling Green ...
After a 47-year broadcasting career, Mike ‘Doc’ Emrick is hanging up the mic. Emrick announced his retirement Monday after calling hockey for three decades, including 22 Stanley Cup Finals, 45 Stanley ...
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