Jack Edwards Retiring After 19 Years as Boston Bruins’ Play-by-Play Announcer

Jack Edwards, the long-time play-by-play announcer for the Boston Bruins, has decided to retire after 19 years with the team. He described his time with the Bruins as his “dream job,” a position he started in 2005 after working at ESPN for over a decade. Despite his passion for broadcasting and love for the team, Edwards has faced challenges in recent years, including speech issues that have required therapy.

During the Bruins’ regular-season finale against the Ottawa Senators, Edwards was honored for his nearly two decades with the team. He was presented with a golden stick as a token of appreciation for his contributions. As fans cheered during the pregame ceremony, Edwards expressed his gratitude by putting his hand over his heart and raising the stick in acknowledgment. Despite his retirement, he remains committed to calling Bruins games through the end of the playoffs.

Growing up in New Hampshire and graduating from the University of New Hampshire, Edwards has always been a Bruins fan. His 45-year broadcasting career has been dedicated to covering the team he loves. In a statement announcing his retirement, Edwards expressed his gratitude for the support of his family and the joy he has experienced throughout his time in broadcasting. He looks back on his career with fondness and a sense of fulfillment.

Throughout his tenure with the Bruins, Jack Edwards has become synonymous with the team’s broadcasts. His passion for the game and dedication to his craft have endeared him to fans and colleagues alike. Despite facing challenges with his speech, Edwards has continued to deliver memorable calls and moments that will be remembered for years to come. His legacy as the voice of the Boston Bruins will be celebrated as he embarks on a new chapter in his life.

Jack Edwards’ retirement marks the end of an era for Boston Bruins’ fans. His passion for broadcasting and dedication to the team have left an indelible mark on the sport. As he bids farewell to his role as play-by-play announcer, Edwards leaves behind a legacy of professionalism, enthusiasm, and love for the game.