Television
All 82 Red Wings' regular-season games will be carried live on both radio and television. FSN Detroit continues as the main television partner of Red Wings by airing 74 regular-season contests and all playoff contests not designated as exclusive national broadcasts.
Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond return as the Wings TV announce crew with former Red Wing Larry Murphy rotating in for Redmond during select road games.
In addition to the local and regional coverage by FSN Detroit, eight Red Wings' games will be carried nationally in the United States by NBC and VERSUS. NBC will carry the Winter Classic to an exclusive national television audience on New Year’s Day when the Red Wings and Blackhawks face-off outdoors at Wrigley Field, while seven games will be distributed nationally on the NHL’s cable rightsholder VERSUS.
Ken Daniels begins his 13th season as the Red Wings’ television play-by-play announcer after joining the team from CBC television where he covered Toronto Maple Leafs hockey and the Stanley Cup playoffs on Hockey Night in Canada.
While working for CBC, Daniels’ diverse sports experience included hosting stints for CBC Sports Weekend and the Indy-Car World Series, as well as Formula One Grand Prix coverage and Toronto Blue Jays baseball. Daniels’ broadcast resume also includes two Olympic Games (1996 Atlanta and 1988 Seoul) where he covered a wide range of sports including cycling, baseball, canoeing, kayaking, tennis and judo.
In addition to his numerous television assignments for CBC, Daniels was also the voice of morning sports for Toronto’s all sports radio station, The Fan 590, for eight years.
Mickey Redmond enters his 24th year as color analyst on Red Wings television. Redmond is a highly regarded analyst whose broadcast resume includes work on nationally televised games for Fox Sports, ESPN (including ESPN International broadcasts of the 1997 and 1998 Stanley Cup Finals) and CBC’s Hockey Night In Canada. During the 2001 Stanley Cup playoffs, Redmond worked with ABC as the sideline reporter for the Detroit broadcasts.
Redmond was a two-time 50-goal scorer in five full seasons with Detroit after being acquired from Montréal with Guy Charron and Bill Collins for Frank Mahovlich in January 1971. He scored 52 goals and made the NHL’s First All-Star Team in 1973, and netted 51 the next season to earn a Second-Team berth. He had 233 goals and 195 assists in 538 regular-season games in nine NHL seasons with Montréal and Detroit.
John Tuohey enters his 13th year as executive producer for FSN Detroit telecasts. A native of Detroit and graduate of the University of Michigan, Tuohey returned to his hometown in 1997 to launch Fox Sports Detroit, leaving his own production company in Chicago. He spent ten years as executive producer of SportsChannel Chicago where he earned local Emmys for his work on Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox telecasts.
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Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond return as the Wings TV announce crew with former Red Wing Larry Murphy rotating in for Redmond during select road games.
In addition to the local and regional coverage by FSN Detroit, eight Red Wings' games will be carried nationally in the United States by NBC and VERSUS. NBC will carry the Winter Classic to an exclusive national television audience on New Year’s Day when the Red Wings and Blackhawks face-off outdoors at Wrigley Field, while seven games will be distributed nationally on the NHL’s cable rightsholder VERSUS.
Ken Daniels begins his 13th season as the Red Wings’ television play-by-play announcer after joining the team from CBC television where he covered Toronto Maple Leafs hockey and the Stanley Cup playoffs on Hockey Night in Canada.
While working for CBC, Daniels’ diverse sports experience included hosting stints for CBC Sports Weekend and the Indy-Car World Series, as well as Formula One Grand Prix coverage and Toronto Blue Jays baseball. Daniels’ broadcast resume also includes two Olympic Games (1996 Atlanta and 1988 Seoul) where he covered a wide range of sports including cycling, baseball, canoeing, kayaking, tennis and judo.
In addition to his numerous television assignments for CBC, Daniels was also the voice of morning sports for Toronto’s all sports radio station, The Fan 590, for eight years.
Mickey Redmond enters his 24th year as color analyst on Red Wings television. Redmond is a highly regarded analyst whose broadcast resume includes work on nationally televised games for Fox Sports, ESPN (including ESPN International broadcasts of the 1997 and 1998 Stanley Cup Finals) and CBC’s Hockey Night In Canada. During the 2001 Stanley Cup playoffs, Redmond worked with ABC as the sideline reporter for the Detroit broadcasts.
Redmond was a two-time 50-goal scorer in five full seasons with Detroit after being acquired from Montréal with Guy Charron and Bill Collins for Frank Mahovlich in January 1971. He scored 52 goals and made the NHL’s First All-Star Team in 1973, and netted 51 the next season to earn a Second-Team berth. He had 233 goals and 195 assists in 538 regular-season games in nine NHL seasons with Montréal and Detroit.
John Tuohey enters his 13th year as executive producer for FSN Detroit telecasts. A native of Detroit and graduate of the University of Michigan, Tuohey returned to his hometown in 1997 to launch Fox Sports Detroit, leaving his own production company in Chicago. He spent ten years as executive producer of SportsChannel Chicago where he earned local Emmys for his work on Blackhawks, Bulls and White Sox telecasts.
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