Posts About "Daryl Reaugh"
Razorisms: A Helpful Guide for Daryl Reaugh's Commentary
November 5th, 2015 Daryl "Razor" Reaugh is the current color commentator for the Dallas Stars broadcast sitting alongside Dave Strader. Not long ago, Razor was ranked #1 by The Hockey Writers' Mike Straw out of all the local analysts in the league. The ex-Whalers goaltender is known for his interesting and at times ridiculous description of plays (known...
Ranking All NHL Analysts
October 22nd, 2015 When putting together a commentary team for a sports broadcast, the biggest factor should obviously be whether or not the main people calling the action can accurately depict what's happening while also being entertaining to the viewers. A big part of that team is the chemistry between the play-by-play broadcasters and color analysts....
Stars 2015-16 National T.V. Coverage and Schedule Update
July 28th, 2015 The Stars will play in three nationally televised games in 2015-16. Last season the Stars had four nationally televised games. All three games will be broadcast via NBCSN. - Tuesday, October 20th @ Philadelphia 6:30pm CT - Tuesday, February 9th @ Minnesota 7:00pm CT - Tuesday, February 16th @ St Louis 7:00pm CT Stars Regional...
Stars' Fans Should Listen to Game 6
June 15th, 2015 On Friday, the Stars announced Dave Strader as the new voice of the Dallas Stars. However before he begins with the Stars, Strader has some work to finish. Strader will be calling Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final, for the 19th straight season. If you are a Stars fan who cringes at the thought of Toews or Kane hoisting another Cup...
Voice of the Stars Moving on to Act 2
April 27th, 2015 The 2015-16 season will be the first season in Dallas Stars history without Ralph Strangis' familiar voice in the broadcast booth. Strangis' departure was a surprise to most, but as he noted so eloquently here in his letter to the Stars fans he wants to pursue "Act 2". Like a lot of older hockey fans I fell in the love with the game...
Counting Down the Top-10 TV Broadcasters in the NHL Today
August 9th, 2012 Being a broadcaster in any sport is always a challenge, and the NHL is no different. Imagine if you went to a hockey game, had a camera and microphone shoved in front of your face, and were told to describe everything that happened in the game for three-plus hours. It's not as easy as it seems. It's not about yelling...
