Jeremy Roenick

JR is a beauty. Love his unfiltered approach. Being an ex hockey player, some of this talk really brings me back. I love his pro-US his mentality when it comes to hockey. This also gave me a better understanding of his background now that I watch him a few nights a week on NBC. I am a Sharks fan and saw him play in his last 2 seasons. From what I saw, he gave 100% when he was out there and while was mildly distracting at times, it came from a good place as he was a fierce competitor.

JR is a beauty. Love his unfiltered approach. Being an ex hockey player, some of this talk really brings me back. I love his pro-US his mentality when it comes to hockey. This also gave me a better understanding of his background now that I watch him a few nights a week on NBC. I am a Sharks fan and saw him play in his last 2 seasons. From what I saw, he gave 100% when he was out there and while was mildly distracting at times, it came from a good place as he was a fierce competitor.

Roenick was my favorite player, is my favorite player, and is probably my favorite announcer these days. This was brutally honest, of course J.R. has never been shy about saying what he thinks, but he's honest at times about his own screw-ups and suffering from the occasional bout of foot-in-mouth disease. His tone sounds as if he sat down on a bar-stool and just chatted for a few hours. What I really loved was how little time we spent on the ice in this, we know what happened in the games, this is a look at all the stuff behind the curtain and for a change an athlete saying 'pay attention' to that man and not the idealized figure. He was my favorite back then and now, despite knowing a lot more about his faults, he's my favorite player all over again in the greatest sport of all time.

Roenick was my favorite player, is my favorite player, and is probably my favorite announcer these days. This was brutally honest, of course J.R. has never been shy about saying what he thinks, but he's honest at times about his own screw-ups and suffering from the occasional bout of foot-in-mouth disease. His tone sounds as if he sat down on a bar-stool and just chatted for a few hours. What I really loved was how little time we spent on the ice in this, we know what happened in the games, this is a look at all the stuff behind the curtain and for a change an athlete saying 'pay attention' to that man and not the idealized figure. He was my favorite back then and now, despite knowing a lot more about his faults, he's my favorite player all over again in the greatest sport of all time.