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Sabres TV host Kevin Sylvester and Neale will call the action on TV and radio for Saturday in New York (7 p.m.), and Monday in Phoenix (8 p.m.). In addition, Rob Ray will join the crew for Monday’s game in Phoenix.
Dan Dunleavy will handle radio play-by-play duties on Tuesday in Anaheim (10 p.m.). Dunleavy is a sportscaster for the FAN 590 in Toronto, and is also the play-by-play voice of the World Junior Hockey Championship on the FAN Radio Network across Canada. Fans watching on TV will see the FSN crew of John Ahlers and Brian Hayward.
Paul Hamilton, the Sabres beat reporter for Sports Radio WGR 550, will be in the radio booth with Neale in Los Angeles on Thursday (10:30 p.m.), and San Jose on Saturday (10:30 p.m.). MSG will air the FSN Los Angeles team of Bob Miller and Jim Fox on Tuesday, and Comcast Sportsnet’s crew of Randy Hahn and Drew Remenda on Saturday from San Jose.
When the trip concludes in Vancouver on Monday (10 p.m.), Derek Wills will be the Sabres radio play-by-play man. A native of Port Colborne, Ont., Wills has been the voice of the AHL’s Hamilton Bulldogs since 2001. The TV broadcast will originate from Rogers Sportsnet that night, featuring John Garrett and Dan Murphy.
Dan Dunleavy will handle radio play-by-play duties on Tuesday in Anaheim (10 p.m.). Dunleavy is a sportscaster for the FAN 590 in Toronto, and is also the play-by-play voice of the World Junior Hockey Championship on the FAN Radio Network across Canada. Fans watching on TV will see the FSN crew of John Ahlers and Brian Hayward.
Paul Hamilton, the Sabres beat reporter for Sports Radio WGR 550, will be in the radio booth with Neale in Los Angeles on Thursday (10:30 p.m.), and San Jose on Saturday (10:30 p.m.). MSG will air the FSN Los Angeles team of Bob Miller and Jim Fox on Tuesday, and Comcast Sportsnet’s crew of Randy Hahn and Drew Remenda on Saturday from San Jose.
When the trip concludes in Vancouver on Monday (10 p.m.), Derek Wills will be the Sabres radio play-by-play man. A native of Port Colborne, Ont., Wills has been the voice of the AHL’s Hamilton Bulldogs since 2001. The TV broadcast will originate from Rogers Sportsnet that night, featuring John Garrett and Dan Murphy.
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