Brian Boucher: "Inside the Glass" reporter/studio analyst (2015–2021), lead "Inside the Glass" reporter (2019–2021) now color commentator for ESPN/ ABC and fill-in color commentator for NBC Sports Philadelphia ( Philadelphia Flyers broadcasts).John Forslund: play-by-play (2011–2021) now play-by-play for Root Sports Northwest ( Seattle Kraken broadcasts) and TNT.Pierre McGuire: "Inside the Glass" reporter (2006–2021), studio host/analyst (2008–2011) former lead color commentator for TSN Hockey.Eddie Olczyk: studio analyst (2006) lead color commentator (2007–2021) now co-lead color commentator for Root Sports Northwest ( Seattle Kraken broadcasts) and lead color commentator for TNT.Kenny Albert: play-by-play (2011–2015) #2 play-by-play (2015–2020) Lead play-by-play (2021) now lead play-by-play announcer for TNT, 98.7 ESPN/ WEPN 1050 ( New York Rangers radio broadcasts), Fox NFL, and New York Knicks on MSG Network.List of personalities Full-time Mike Emrick and Eddie Olczyk working a game on NHL on NBCSN (2019) The studio show now usually goes on the road for special events like: the Winter Classic, All-Star Weekend, the Stadium Series, and the Stanley Cup Finals. In 2012, the studio show moved to NBC Sports’ new headquarters in Stamford, Connecticut. For the Stanley Cup Finals, the show was usually broadcast on location.īeginning in 2008, the studio show originates from the game venue. From April onwards, and during inclement weather, the studio show moved to Studio 8G inside the GE Building, where NBC produces its Football Night in America program. This allowed the on-air talent, including commentators for NHL on NBC, and their guests (often ex-players and youth hockey teams) to demonstrate plays and hockey skills. It was the lone bright spot of the day for the Canaries, but perhaps a comforting sign they’ve got a consistent goalscorer in the top flight.From 2006 to 2008, NBC's studio show originally broadcast out of the rink at New York's Rockefeller Center, at the foot of NBC's offices during January and February. Norwich’s Teemu Pukki led the EFL Championship with 29 goals last season, and the Finnish forward picked up right where he left off with a goal in his PL debut, in the 64th minute. The pain appeared to affect him prior to kicking the ball, as he quickly glanced over his shoulder as if something or someone had touched him from behind. Upon taking a goal kick, the Brazilian appeared to injure his right leg. The worst news for Liverpool came in the form of a curious injury to goalkeeper Alisson. Origi waltzed toward the penalty spot and headed home Trent Alexander-Arnold’s brilliant bullet cross three minutes before halftime, for good measure. Van Dijk headed home from Salah’s corner kick just before the half-hour mark ( WATCH HERE), the final nail in the coffin of Norwich’s hopes for a shocking comeback. Roberto Firmino slipped the Egyptian a through ball and Salah stroked it home to double Liverpool’s lead ( WATCH HERE). Salah made it three straight seasons of scoring a goal in Liverpool’s PL opener (his fourth straight season, including his final campaign at Roma) and he needed just 19 minutes to do. Hanley went for the right-footed clearance but shanked 180 degrees in the wrong direction. Origi was the architect on the opening goal, as he worked his way down the left side of the penalty area and hit a low cross into the six-yard box. Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) - A goal and an assist for the 2017-18 Player of the Year, and he - along with his teammates in red - never had to leave second gear. Norwich’s commitment to playing (trying to, at least) progressive, attacking soccer is laudable, but might just see them blitzed on a number of occasions this season.
Liverpool didn’t make any major first-team signings this summer, and that has them looking like a squad that bonded together long ago.ģ. No change of identity for Liverpool, who will continue to suffocate opponents with defensive pressure and attack relentlessly after they win the ball.Ģ. 14 minutes later, it was 4-0 through Divock Origi.ġ.
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