It was just before Thanksgiving that Mike "Doc" Emrick was enjoying coffee at a Tim Hortons in Port Huron, Mich., when his phone rang. On the line was NBC Sports and MLB Network broadcaster Bob Costas ...

Doc Emrick said goodbye to hockey in October after a broadcasting career that began in the early 1970s. In his 50 years behind the mic he called 22 Stanley Cup Finals, six Olympics, and an estimated 3 ...

On this week’s episode of the Awful Announcing Podcast, Brandon Contes interviews legendary NHL broadcaster Mike “Doc” Emrick. Emrick discussed a wide range of topics, including his decision to retire ...

Epic seems like an appropriate word to describe Doc Emrick's Hall of Fame career, which he officially called on Monday after announcing his retirement. So it's fitting that Emrick was on the call for ...

Mike "Doc" Emrick, the legendary NHL broadcaster who has been calling hockey games for decades, is retiring. The New York Post was the first to report his retirement. “I hope I can handle retirement ...

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 is widely regarded as the greatest announcer in NHL history, but even he has calls he would have liked to get a mulligan on. Nearly 16 years after Patrick Kane scored the Stanley Cup ...

Emrick isn't just a great play-by-play announcer for this week's Stanley Cup hockey final — he's a linguistic maestro who peppers great... Mike 'Doc' Emrick Is NBC's Wizard Of Hockey Play-By-Play ...