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There are 7 comments on The Voice of BU Men’s Hockey

  1. Bernie is a constant voice in our living room on Friday and Saturday nights, thanks to the Terrier games on ESPN+. His love for the program and his signature style make it feel like you’re listening to a friend—even though we’ve never met. Absolutely loved his and Belle’s series last year featuring George the monkey!

  2. Congrats on your 40th, Bernie. As a Canadian (and longtime Bostonian/BU fan) I compare all hockey announcers to Hockey Night and Canada’s late great, Bob Cole – and to no lesser extend – his longtime cohost, Harry Neal. Bernie is right up there and understands the game and BU program on a deep level.

    See you at the game tonight!

  3. Bernie is Super! An unabashed BU hockey fan like the rest of us he feels great when BU wins snd not so great when they lose. He has a unique talent in being able to describe the fast action. I enjoy listening to him.

  4. I thought down time between the Super Bowl and the first day of training camp was brutal, But the hiatus between when the Terriers finish a season, and their opening day puck drop, is the true definition of emotional pain. And its all because of Bernie ..What Lebron is to basketball and Otani is to baseball, Bernie is to broadcasting . Simply the best! And we are so incredibly lucky to have him.

  5. As a season ticket holder for over 30 years, I sometimes bring my earbuds to the games just so I can still listen to Bernie’s commentary, even though his play-by-play is delayed about 50 seconds from the live action. he’s the best!

  6. This was a really special profile and the writers, video producers, and staff should be commended. I’m a season ticket holder and watch games on TV and have long wondered about who the people behind the mics.

    New England is lucky to have such great, local voices on the airwaves for beloved sports teams and it’s a very special, albeit somewhat odd connection (I can hear Jerry Remy when I think of him, and in many ways he felt like an extended member of my family). Bernie is another member of my extended family!

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