Jack Edwards to Retire as Voice of the Boston Bruins After Playoffs

After 19 years with NESN, Jack Edwards announces his retirement, citing recent health challenges.

Jack Edwards, the iconic play-by-play announcer for the Boston Bruins, has announced his retirement effective after the 2024 NHL playoffs.
Edwards has been with NESN for 19 years and has had a 45-year career in sports broadcasting.
He was honored with a pregame ceremony and received a golden stick from the Bruins before their regular-season finale against the Ottawa Senators.
Edwards has faced recent health issues, including slowed speech, for which he has received ongoing therapy.
He is known for his passionate and sometimes controversial commentary, which has made him a beloved figure among Bruins fans.