USA vs. Canada announcers for 4 Nations Face-Off championship: Who's calling the game on ESPN?
It’s time to watch the biggest game from the 4 Nations Face-Off: the championship matchup. That’s right. Some of the best hockey players in the world, from Team USA and Team Canada, will be tearing it up during the NHL’s premier tournament.
The latest switch came Thursday for the Team USA’s 6-1 win over Finland in its 4 Nations Face-Off opener, with ESPN ...
ESPN's Sean McDonough is asking Team USA fans to rise above the political tensions that have led to boos before the American ...
With that said, though, McDonough’s comments here lead to a lot of further questions for him and for ESPN management of why this “uncomfortable” approach was allowed to go on for two years ...
Sean McDonough wants mutual respect between American and Canadian fans after “The Star-Spangled Banner” was booed during the ...
Ahead of the game on Thursday, ESPN's Sean McDonough expressed his wish that American fans decide to not boo the Canadian national anthem as their neighbors to the north have done a few times in ...
The 4 Nations Face-Off has gone as well as anyone at the NHL could have imagined, except for one interesting element: the booing. Coming shortly after the inauguration of President Donald Trump ...
will kick off at 7:30 p.m. Eastern and be carried by ESPN. ESPN's second announcing team will be calling game, with Sean McDonough on play-by-play and Greg McElroy on color. Molly McGrath will ...
ESPN play-by-play man Sean McDonough made a plea to fans ahead of a looming showdown between the United States and Canada. "I ...
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