Jeremy Roenick
Analyst | NBC Sports
He amassed more than 1,200 points in his 18-year NHL career, none of which was spent in a Bruins sweater, but the current Arizona resident and engaging NBC Sports analyst is a New England icon, thanks largely to his prep championship days at Thayer Academy alongside Tony Amonte.
After his youth hockey days in Ridgefield., Conn. — where a young Roenick once had memorable fan interaction with the Hartford Whalers’ Gordie Howe — he matured in his days on Boston’s South Shore in Marshfield and now owns the Pembroke Country Club.
"He’s as passionate a hockey fan as there is and he loves talking about the game," said Billy Jaffe, who spearheaded a popular hockey podcast with Roenick in recent seasons. "He speaks his mind. You might not always agree with him, but he’s not afraid to express his opinion. He’s a real believer in growing the game. He loves being around fans of hockey, around kids who love the game."
On Nov. 10, 2007, Roenick became the third American-born player (joining Joe Mullen and Mike Modano) to score 500 goals. He finished with 513 goals and one of the most impressive résumés in U.S. hockey history.
Mike Milbury
Analyst | NBC Sports
Born in Brighton, Mass., Milbury has brought his flamboyant personality from the ice and bench as a former Boston Bruin to the broadcast booth. He works as a television analyst on NBC’s national broadcasts and has worked on "Hockey Night in Canada" and Bruins games on NESN.
Billy Jaffe
Analyst | NESN, NHL Network
Jaffe joined NESN’s Bruins studio team for 2010-11 and his sharp analysis led to a current leading role on the telecasts that he still holds today. He is a regular New England Hockey Journal contributor, appears on NHL Network and provides commentary on regional and national college broadcasts.
Kevin Paul Dupont
Hockey writer | Boston Globe
Hockey journalism in the Hub has never been the same since KPD "retired" his Sunday Globe notes column years ago. Dupont has served on the Boston Globe’s full-time staff since 1985. He’s also covered the Red Sox and penned the "On Second Thought" column on Sundays in recent years.
Andy Brickley
Color commentator | NESN
The Melrose, Mass., native is a veteran of 14 NHL seasons after attending UNH and is a well-received veteran in the booth, having served as a Bruins color commentator on either the radio or television since 1996. He joined NESN in 2000 and has worked next to the colorful Jack Edwards since 2007.


