New York Rangers GM Chris Drury shares emotional statement towards Sam Rosen
It was recently announced that the New York Rangers play-by-play broadcaster, Sam Rosen will retire at the end of next season.
Rosen will always be remembered by fans has he's been with the organization for 40 years.
After Rosen made his announcement, the Rangers president and general manager, Chris Drury, released a heartfelt statement:
«Congratulations to Sam on a truly historic broadcasting career and for providing generations of Rangers fans with unforgettable moments.
After growing up as a Rangers fan listening to Sam on television, it's been an absolute pleasure to get to know him on a personal level in my years as a player and executive.
Sam will forever be connected with New York Rangers hockey and Sam and his family will always be a part of our Rangers family.»
Without a doubt Rosen will be missed by many fans as his voice has been a staple of the New York Rangers for the last 40 years.
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Would you consider Sam Rosen to be the best play-by-play broadcaster in the NHL? |
Yes | 39 | 79.6 % |
No | 10 | 20.4 % |
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