There will be a new commentator alongside John Shorthouse for Canucks games for the 2023\u002D24 season. Who will it be? Here are some candidates
He could add some regional Canucks games to the docket, but it’s hard to see him doing long eastern road trips. And his ESPN gig would keep him from doing a large portion of the season anyway.
But don’t bet on the likes of Corey Hirsch returning to the airwaves because he has shown little interest in returning to broadcasting since leaving the Sportsnet 650 booth. He told Postmedia more than once how busy and happy he is with his work as a mental-health advocate.Article content But Tomlinson was the colour man for TSN 1040’s radio broadcasts until 2017 when Sportsnet 650 won the radio rights deal. He stuck around until early 2019, when he was let go.
What made the Garrett/Shorthouse pairing so good was their natural chemistry and how they found ways to keep their coverage upbeat even as the games were tough to put a shine on.
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