Red Wings Legend Mickey Redmond to Join Jack Sznewajs on the Firebirds Hockey Network in Games 3 and 4
Published on May 24, 2022 under Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Flint Firebirds News Release
Flint, Mich. - The Flint Firebirds announced today that former Detroit Red Wings player and current color commentator, Mickey Redmond, will be joining Jack Sznewajs for Games 3 and 4 of the Western Conference Finals for the TV and radio broadcast on the Firebirds Hockey Network (FHN).
Redmond has been the Red Wings' primary color commentator since 1985, having called games alongside the late Dave Strader, Mike Goldberg and current Bally Sports Detroit play-by-play announcer Ken Daniels who, alongside Redmond, have been the main Red Wings TV duo for 25 years.
Additionally, Redmond played over 500 career NHL games tallying 428 Pts in his career. He was the third player in NHL history to record back-to-back 50-goal seasons and was the first to do so in Red Wings history. He broke Gordie Howe's single-season franchise goals record of 49 in the process.
The former Peterborough Pete was the winner of the Red Tilson award, the league's Most Valuable Player, back in 1967. He produced 268 Pts. in 201 OHA GP for the Petes during his career, good for 11th all-time in franchise history.
Broadcast Coverage:
The Western Conference Finals can be heard live on the radio throughout Flint & Mid-Michigan on US 103.1 FM, online at www.us103.com, or by downloading the US 103 app here. Jack Sznewajs will call the play-by-play action on the Firebirds Hockey Network (FHN). Pregame coverage will begin prior to puck drop at 6:40 p.m. (ET) Saturday evening.
The game will also be televised live across the province of Ontario on the OHL Action Pak on channel 466 (4466 HD) for both Rogers TV and Cogeco TV cable subscribers. OHL fans with cable television in Ontario can add the OHL Action Pak to their television plan to catch the Firebirds in action, home or away all season long.
Also, all Flint Firebirds' home and away games throughout the 2021-22 regular season can be watched anywhere in the world online on https://watch.chl.ca/ohl. CHL TV is the league's new and improved video streaming platform that delivers high-quality live and on-demand coverage of all regular season and playoff games annually. The cost is $6.99 for 24-hour access, or $59.99 to watch all of the 2022 OHL playoffs.
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