John Garrett announces this will be his last season in Canucks
Vancouver, B.C. - Current Vancouver Canucks colour commentator on Sportsnet and former Canucks goaltender John Garrett announced Thursday that this season will be his last calling games for.
John Garrett missing from Canucks broadcast due to COVID19 protocols
John Garrett announced on Thursday that he will no longer be providing colour commentary for regional Vancouver Canucks broadcasts after the 2022-23 season. Sportsnet Listen to this article 00:03:05 John Garrett's history with the Vancouver Canucks dates back to February 4, 1983.
JOHN GARRETT SIGNED VANCOUVER CANUCKS PHOTO
Former Canucks goaltender and beloved colour commentator John Garrett is absent from tonight's game in Philadelphia due to "COVID-19 protocols." "John Garrett is self-isolating, dealing with COVID-19 protocols. He is not here and he won't be in the booth," Dan Murphy said to open the broadcast.
Happy 63rd Birthday John Garrett! r/canucks
Mar 24 2023, 9:22 am Sportsnet/Twitter John Garrett is hanging up his headset. The beloved broadcaster announced Thursday night that after 21 years of calling Vancouver Canucks games on Sportsnet, he's stepping aside after the regular season wraps up next month.
Canucks John Garrett Looking On. by Bleezer on DeviantArt
Sports NHL Hockey Colourful commentator John Garrett set to retire from Canucks broadcasts Garrett, who has been the team's TV colour analyst since 2002, announced during Thursday's game.
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Statistics of John Garrett, a hockey player from Trenton, ONT born Jun 17 1951 who was active from 1969 to 1986.
Canucks commentators John Shorthouse and John Garrett swapped facial
NHL Hockey Colour commentator John Garrett's Vancouver Canucks mic is going quiet Veteran broadcaster John Garrett announced Thursday he won't be returning to Sportsnet's Canucks'.
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John Garrett announces he's leaving the Canucks' analyst role he held for 20 seasons. (Sportsnet on Twitter.) International NHL By Andrew Bucholtz on 03/24/2023 The long-time TV color analyst.
Another goalie from the Vancouver Canucks past John Garrett. Canucks
Hockey Canucks: Who should replace John Garrett on Sportsnet broadcasts? There will be a new commentator alongside John Shorthouse for Canucks games for the 2023-24 season. Who will it.
OFF THE BENCH DESIGNS John Garrett Vancouver Canucks
Today, we got to welcome a Vancouver @Canucks legend to City Hall to proclaim May 10th as John Garrett Day in the City of Vancouver. Garrett served as colour analyst on Sportsnet Pacific's.
Vancouver Canucks John Garrett’s allstar game nod nearly an MVP turn
John Garrett's old Vancouver gang is back together for one night only on HNIC John Garrett, along with John Shorthouse, Dan Murphy and Greg Shannon, covered the Montreal Canadiens versus.
John Garrett No respect
Published 9 months ago on March 24, 2023 By BSM Staff John Garrett has been on Sportsnet as part of the network's coverage of the Vancouver Canucks since 2002. After more than 20 seasons, he is ready to leave the broadcast booth. He made the announcement in a Twitter video on Thursday night.
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T he Vancouver Canucks honoured departing Sportsnet colour commentator John Garrett with a video tribute during the first period of Saturday's game against the Calgary Flames at Rogers Arena.
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John Murdoch Garrett (born June 17, 1951) is a Canadian former professional ice hockey goaltender and television sports commentator. He played in the World Hockey Association from 1973 to 1979 and then in the National Hockey League from 1979 to 1985. After retiring from playing he turned to broadcasting. Biography
COLLECTING FOR KICKS THE GOALIE PROJECT John Garrett
For former Vancouver Canucks goaltender John Garrett, it goes beyond playing for four World Hockey Association teams — and a trio of National Hockey League clubs — in a colourful career that.
John Garrett announces this will be his last season in Canucks
It was somehow perfect that John Garrett's last Vancouver Canucks broadcast was held at Mullett Arena in Arizona. The tiny college rink in Tempe holds just 4,600 people for Arizona Coyotes games, making it by far the smallest arena in the NHL. But it's also the only NHL rink that puts broadcasters right beside the fans, rather than up high.
