Earlier this year  (May 20th in Helsinki, Finland) Andy was inducted into the IIHF Hall-of-Fame (Class of 2012)...he talks about some of his experiences with Team Canada... JF: Earlier this year you were inducted into the International Ice Hockey Hall of Fame.  When you think back--when you t... Read More

Not many NHL players on opposing teams enjoyed playing in the Spectrum, which was one of the most intimidating venues in the NHL.  It was located on Broad Street in the South Philadelphia Sports Complex, and was the home of the Philadelphia Flyers, known in the early 1970s as the “Broad Street Bulli... Read More

We know Andy Murray as the all-time leader in wins as coach in Los Angeles Kings history (215 wins from 1999-2006), but he has had a long and successful coaching career, as an assistant, head coach or as a consultant, at so many different levels (Canadian College, U.S. prep School, European Leagues,... Read More

In this latest edition of Kings Kronicles, we take a look back at the Kings playoff run from the perspective of former NHL players who now are members of the media that covered the playoffs:   Ed Olczyk, Darren Pang and Ray Ferraro. Stanley Cup Final Rewind - Part 1 ... Read More

A remarkable playoff performance indeed by our beloved Kings last spring.  We all had the thrill of witnessing accomplishments never been seen before in the long history of Stanley Cup Playoff play and might never see again. For starters...a number eight seed winning the Cup.  It was never done b... Read More

Season's Greetings Kings fans!  I hope everyone is having a happy and safe holidays...I was at Pickwick Ice in Burbank last Friday, hosting the Beginner's Workshop.  Here are some pictures: ... Read More

“Mystery Alaska” hit the big screens in 1999…you’ve probably seen it.  A lot of great actors in the film.  If you’re a Kings fan, the movie probably hit home a little more with one particular character…Jim Fox, who of course played himself as a TV commentator alongside Mike Myers (aka Donnie Shulzh... Read More

Hi Hockey Fans, Happy Holidays! In this podcast, we take a look back at the Triple Crown Line that featured Marcel Dionne, Dave Taylor and Charlie Simmer. Enjoy! Click Here: Triple Crown Line As we all know, the Holiday Season is the season for giving. So with that in mind, I give you a... Read More

The California Seals, later to become the Oakland Seals and then the California Golden Seals, entered the National Hockey League along with the Los Angeles Kings and four other teams in the expansion of 1967. They played their games in the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Arena, which was located in... Read More

I had the opportunity to serve as the radio commentator for the Bakersfield Condors last Saturday.  I had a great time!  Thank you so much to Condors President Matthew Riley, broadcasters Kevin Bartl and Ryan Holt and the Condors fans up in Bakersfield (#Condorstown).  Also, thanks to Kings PR guy (... Read More

In the final segment with Bob he talks about his favorite interview...a smooth and versatile broadcaster and a few things he has learned about play x play over the years... JF: Of all the interviews you have done over the years, which one are you proudest of, your favorite interview of all-ti... Read More

In part 2, Bob talks about some memorable speaker's from the SCSB luncheons...some tech innovations over the years...taped vs. live broadcasts...things he used to worry about and why he never developed any shtick? JF: I know it’s always tough to pick just one, but are there any memorable spee... Read More

I had planned to post the segment of the interview that deals with Bob's favorite interview at the same time as I reveal the poll results, but I am having "technical issues" completing the post...I apologize for that and I will post parts 2 and 3 ASAP...but I do have the results of the vote as of th... Read More