This is a list of broadcasters for the San Jose Sharks ice hockey team.
Television
Radio
KFOX was the official radio station for the San Jose Sharks of the National Hockey League until 2021, when the Sharks announced the launch of the Sharks Audio Network, a digital-only platform that would carry all Sharks games.[2] In a 2006 column, a writer for the San Jose Mercury News noted that he could only listen to a broadcast of a Stanley Cup playoff game on KFOX since his cable company did not carry OLN (later Versus, now NBC Sports Network), which had exclusive television rights to the game. That situation, he noted, provided an ironic twist to him living in the technology-rich Silicon Valley.
From 1997 to 2000, KARA was the flagship station for the Sharks before KFOX took over in 2000.[3][4]
Years | Play-by-play | Color commentators |
1991–92 | Dan Rusanowsky[5] | Tom Laidlaw |
1992–1997 | Dan Rusanowsky | Chris Collins |
1997–2000 | Dan Rusanowsky | Drew Remenda |
2000–04 | Dan Rusanowsky | Pete Stemkowski |
2005–2014 | Dan Rusanowsky | Jamie Baker (primary) David Maley (when Baker is sent on assignments for the organization) |
2014–2018 | Dan Rusanowsky | Bret Hedican (primary) David Maley (when Hedican calls game on NBCSN or NBC Sports California) |
2018–19 | Dan Rusanowsky | Jamie Baker (select games) Bret Hedican (select games) Mark Smith (select games) |
2019–20 | Dan Rusanowsky | Jamie Baker (select games) Bret Hedican (select games) Mark Smith (select games) Scott Hannan (select games) |
2021–present | Dan Rusanowsky | Mark Smith (select games) Scott Hannan (select games) Bret Hedican (select games) Drew Remenda (select games) |
NBC Sports Bay Area was the home of the NHL's San Jose Sharks until the end of the 2008–09 NHL season, when their games also moved to NBC Sports California. Over-the-air telecasts aired on KGO 7 from 1991–1994 and on KICU 36 from 1995–1999.
Years | Play-by-play | Color commentator |
1991–93 | Joe Starkey or Randy Hahn | Pete Stemkowski |
1993–96 | Randy Hahn | Pete Stemkowski |
1996–97 | Randy Hahn | Chris Collins |
1997–2000 | Randy Hahn | Steve Konroyd |
2000–06, 2007–2011 | Randy Hahn | Drew Remenda |
2006–07 | Randy Hahn | Marty McSorley[8] |
2011–14 | Randy Hahn | Drew Remenda Bret Hedican (select home games) |
2014–2018 | Randy Hahn | Jamie Baker (primary) Bret Hedican (during Baker's absences) |
2018–19 | Randy Hahn | Jamie Baker (select games) Bret Hedican (select games) |
2019–20 | Randy Hahn | Jamie Baker (select games) Bret Hedican (select games) Kendall Coyne Schofield (select games)[9] |
2021–present | Randy Hahn | Bret Hedican (most games) Scott Hannan (select games) Drew Remenda (select games) |