Jack Edwards

Jack Edwards is an American broadcaster who was the television voice of the Boston Bruins on NESN for 19 seasons, famous for openly and loudly rooting for the team on air. Edwards called his final game on 2 May 2024 and has retired from play-by-play. Before Boston, Edwards spent twelve years at ESPN and called World Cup soccer.

Known for	Bruins play-by-play on NESN, 2005-2024
Role	Retired from broadcasting
Born	March 1957, Illinois
Partner	Called games alongside analyst Andy Brickley
Earlier career	ESPN anchor, 1991-2003, and World Cup soccer
Honour	Massachusetts Broadcasters Hall of Fame
Tribute	A mural in the TD Garden broadcast booth

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