Who is the Dallas Stars Announcers?
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Daryl Reaugh and Ralph Strangis.\n\nStrangis has been with the team since before they came down to Dallas from Minnesota. Razor joined the team as color commentary in either '96 or '97, I think.
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http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/feature/?fid=8955&hubname=
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I'm with you Katalex. Michael Kay is the worlds worst commentator  next to Joe Morgan and Joe Buck. Kay tries his hardest to show that he knows the game but always comes up short and gets bailed out by Murcer, Paul O'neil, Ken Singleton or Jim Kaat.\nMy favorite Yes announcer was Jim Kaat. He was a pleasure to listen to. He always got the call right was on the money for his insight and was a class act. I'm going to miss Kaat.\nPaul O'neil brings the same stuff as Kaat.\nI would like to see Susan Wolman back on TV. That woman knows the game and calls it like it is.
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detroit red wings THE captain Steve Yzerman
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Which commentators do you mean? Sterlo, Fatty, Ray Warren, Eddie McGuire? If so, yes they all look funny - just dumb heads not make-up
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The CBC Broadcasters, Don Cherry, Ron McLean, Bob Cole and Harry Neale are the ones that can really get it done.  Anyone who watches Hockey Night In Canada would know that, eh?   I miss that living in the Southern USA.  As for the OLN Crew, the team of John Davidson and Mike Emrick is awesome and the MSG crew of Sam Rosen and John Davidson is great.  The former ESPN Crew totally sucks.  The reason why the NHL did not continue their contract is because they don't know how to do any hockey commentating and I'd love Bill Clemment or Barry Melrose or any of those other pompus ESPN Dickheads to read this because it's the truth.  ESPN means "Every SPorts Network".  So, logically they can't do any commentating because they don't know what the hell they are talking about with any sport.  Oh yeah when NBC did it, they just basically took the best of the area and did the commentating that way like John Davidson and Mike Emrick did a lot of games involving teams from the Northeast like the Devils, Rangers, Bruins, and so on.  The Fox Sports Channels I'm still undecided on.  I never watch those enough to really know.  Unless you have NHL Centre Ice or local coverage, Fox Sports is basically worthless.  That's my 2 cents worth.
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NHL Playoff Bracket on CBS Sportsline, link below
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"After the '78 season, the Cowboys had just lost a\ncrushing Super Bowl to the Steelers. I wanted to come up\nwith a different twist on their team highlight film. I noticed\nthen, and had noticed earlier, that wherever the Cowboys\nplayed, you saw people in the stands with Cowboys\njerseys and hats and pennants. Plus, they were always the\nnational game on television. If you think back, there has\nalways been one team in each sport that has support from\nfans nationwide: the Yankees in baseball, Notre Dame in\ncollege football, the Boston Celtics in pro basketball. They\nare all America's teams. So I put that name on the Cowboys'\nfilm, and in 1979 the TV announcer for their first game\nintroduced the Cowboys as 'America's Team.'\nThey took a lot of heat for it, but it stuck. Later other clubs\nlike the Atlanta Braves and the U.S. Olympic hockey team\nhave tried to call themselves 'America's Team.' But that\nname belongs to the Cowboys."\n-Bob Ryan, Vice President and editor-in-chief, NFL Films\n\nAnd I agree. There are Dallas fans EVERYWHERE. I live in Tennessee, and I will always be a Cowboys fan. We don't need to even address the haters.
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tony [cardinals\nboby cox \n yankee current manager
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Radio trivia answer is "Ryan Cabrera"
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Dallas Stars, currently with six Finnish players on their roster.\nFour of these players, Niklas Hagman, Jussi Jokinen, Niko Kapanen, and Jere Lehtinen, are playing for team Finland in the 2006 Winter Olympics.
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mike susheski\n\ni have no idea how to spell it
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Vin Scully, of the Dodgers, has never needed a colorman and is impartial. The same cannot be said for most team announcers (Hudler, Harrelson) If you go with network guys, Joe Morgan, as a former player, brings a knowledge of the game to broadcasts that is unequaled
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Currently Steve Yzerman, Joe Sakic, Mario Lemieux, Mike Modano, Trevor Linden(not consecutive) fit that category
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Steve Yserman. He took Scotty Bowman's advice and changed his game 180 degrees in order to win championships. And yet, he plays with a quiet dignity that even his opponants respect - case in point, the number 19 and the Candadian Olympic Team. \n\nIf you get a chance to watch him this year, do so. This is the final act in a solid career between stat's, leadership and citizenship that deserves almost instant Hall of Fame induction.
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Brett Hull wore the same number he did when he was with St. Louis and Phoenix: #16.  Mike Modano wore #9 his entire career, and he spent his entire career with Minnesota N-Stars/Dallas Stars, so the Golden Brett couldn't wear the same sweater as Mikey M.  However, when he first signed with the Dallas Stars, Pat Verbeek was already wearing that number, so he chose #22.  When Verbeek went to Tampa Bay (I think), he reverted back to his original number.
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Steve Yerzerman\nBrendan Shanahan\nNiklas Lidstrom\nHenrik Zetterberg