Rick Jeanneret 25-year-old Canadian broadcaster named Dave Hodge, who the next year left to become the host of "Hockey Night in Canada". He worked alongside Jim Lorentz for over 20 years before Lorentz retired. Harry Neale, former color commentator for the Toronto Maple Leafs regional broadcasts and was a commentator on "Hockey Night in Canada" until the end of the 2006–07 season, was Jeanneret's partner through the 2011-12 season. Former Sabres enforcer Rob Ray is Jeanneret's current partner for the "MSG Network" and "WGR", occasionally alternating with Martin Biron. Jeanneret is a graduate of the Midwest Broadcasting School, a Chicago-based institution that
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