Legendary NHL broadcaster Mike "Doc" Emrick recently joined the Awful Announcing Podcast for a wide-ranging and candid conversation that every hockey fan—and sports enthusiast—will want to hear. From his decision to retire to his thoughts on the infamous glowing puck era, Doc held nothing back.

In this episode, host Brandon Contes explores Doc's perspective on life after calling games, his memories of broadcasting icon John Sterling, and the electric experience of calling overtime in the Stanley Cup Finals. Doc also reflects on where he was during the 1980 "Miracle on Ice," shares the one game he wishes he could call again, and offers his take on larger-than-life personalities like Charles Barkley and Barry Melrose.

Whether you're a die-hard hockey fan or just love great sports storytelling, this interview is packed with insights and nostalgia. Tune in to hear Doc’s unique voice on the game’s most memorable moments—and the technology that tried to change it.

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