ST. CLAIR — Renowned hockey broadcaster Mike "Doc" Emrick isn't a Michigander by birth. He's originally from La Fontaine, Indiana. But the 77-year-old has plenty of history here. Emrick, who lives in ...

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 ...

Doc Emrick is loving the 4 Nations Face-Off. BOSTON – Mike “Doc” Emrick’s phone rang only once. He answered by saying, “A famous Charlestown Chief once said: ‘Let ‘em know you’re there.’ That’s what I ...

Don’t worry, hockey fans, it doesn’t look like Mike “Doc” Emrick is leaving the sport for baseball. It must be said, though, that once he “divorced himself from cheering,” Emrick’s velvety-smooth ...

NEW YORK (NewsNation Now) — After 47 years behind the mic as a play-by-play sportscaster for professional hockey, Mike ‘Doc’ Emrick is calling it a career. Emrick got his start calling games for ...

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Mike "Doc" Emrick has called so many incredible moments in Penguins history, particularly since he took over as NBC's lead hockey broadcaster in 2006. He called all three of Pittsburgh's Stanley Cup ...

For more than a decade now I have been meaning to count the number of different verbs Doc Emrick uses in calling a given hockey game, but never quite got around to it. Let this be a valuable lesson to ...

The following includes a series of stories about Mike Emrick told by both broadcasting colleagues as well as Devils fans. * DOC'S HAIR-RAISING ONE LINER: "When the Devils honored Doc at Prudential ...