List of Stanley Cup Eastern Conference Finals broadcasters

The following is a list of national American and Canadian television and radio networks and announcers that have broadcast the Eastern Conference Final games over the years.
==American Television==
===National Television===
====2020s====
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)	Ice-level reporter(s)	Rinkside reporter(s)
2024	New York Rangers-Florida 	ESPN (Games 1–2, 4–5)ABC (Games 3 and 6)ESPN+ 	Sean McDonough (Games 1, 3–6)Bob Wischusen (Game 2)	Ray Ferraro 	Ray Ferraro 	Emily Kaplan
2023	Carolina-Florida 	TNT 	Kenny Albert 	Eddie Olczyk 	Keith Jones 	Jackie Redmond
2022	New York Rangers-Tampa Bay 	ESPN/ESPN+ (original ESPN broadcast and alternate "Ice Cast" feed)	Sean McDonough 	Ray Ferraro 	Ray Ferraro 	Emily Kaplan
2021	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	NBC (Game 1) 	Kenny Albert (Games 1–4, 6–7)Brendan Burke (Game 5)	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher 	Brian Boucher
2021	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	NBCSN (Games 2, 5–7) 	Kenny Albert (Games 1–4, 6–7)Brendan Burke (Game 5)	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher 	Brian Boucher
2021	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	USA Network (Games 3–4) 	Kenny Albert (Games 1–4, 6–7)Brendan Burke (Game 5)	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher 	Brian Boucher
2020	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	NBCSN (Games 1–2, 5–6) 	John Forslund (Games 1–3)Mike Emrick (Games 4–7) 	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher 	Brian Boucher
2020	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	USA Network (Game 3) 	John Forslund (Games 1–3)Mike Emrick (Games 4–7) 	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher 	Brian Boucher
2020	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	NBC (Game 4) 	John Forslund (Games 1–3)Mike Emrick (Games 4–7) 	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher 	Brian Boucher
====Notes====
*Due to the coronavirus pandemic, The playoffs were held in two "hub" cities both in Canada; Edmonton, Alberta at Rogers Place, and Toronto, Ontario at Scotiabank Arena. The Conference Finals and 2020 was played at Rogers Place in Edmonton.
*Due to the COVID-19 pandemic. and the cross-border travel restrictions imposed by the Government of Canada, the league temporarily realigned this season into four divisions with no conferences. Consequently, the first two rounds of the playoffs featured intra-divisional matchups, with the higher seeded teams receiving home-ice advantage in those rounds. In the Stanley Cup Semifinals, the four remaining teams (one from each division) were reseeded based on their regular season records. After initially stating that the Campbell and Wales trophies would not be awarded this season, the league decided in June 2021 that the Montreal Canadiens and Vegas Golden Knights would play for the Campbell Bowl and the New York Islanders and Tampa Bay Lightning would play for the Wales Trophy.
*The New York Islanders' play-by-play announcer Brendan Burke filled in for NBC Sports' lead play-by-play announcer Kenny Albert as Albert missed that game to attend his daughter’s high school graduation.
*2022 - ESPN announced Friday, June 10 that ABC will simulcast Game 7 of the Lightning-Rangers NHL Eastern Conference Final on Tuesday if that game occurs. It would be the first game of the playoffs on broadcast television. Coverage would also air on ESPN and ESPN+. However, it was not necessary since the Lightning win the series in 6 games.
===2010s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s) 	Ice level reporter(s)
2019	Boston-Carolina 	NBCSN (Games 1, 3–4) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher or Pierre McGuire
2019	Boston-Carolina 	NBC (Game 2) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Brian Boucher or Pierre McGuire
2018	Tampa Bay-Washington 	NBCSN (Games 1–4, 6–7) 	Mike Emrick 	Mike Milbury (Games 1–2, 5)Eddie Olczyk (Games 3–4, 6–7)	Brian Boucher (Games 1–2)Pierre McGuire (Games 3–7)
2018	Tampa Bay-Washington 	NBC (Game 5) 	Mike Emrick 	Mike Milbury (Games 1–2, 5)Eddie Olczyk (Games 3–4, 6–7)	Brian Boucher (Games 1–2)Pierre McGuire (Games 3–7)
2017	Pittsburgh-Ottawa 	NBC (Games 1, 5) 	John Forslund (Games 1–3)Mike Emrick (Games 4–7) 	Eddie Olczyk (Games 1–2, 5–7) 	Pierre McGuire
2017	Pittsburgh-Ottawa 	NBCSN (Games 2–4, 6–7) 	John Forslund (Games 1–3)Mike Emrick (Games 4–7) 	Eddie Olczyk (Games 1–2, 5–7) 	Pierre McGuire
2016	Pittsburgh-Tampa Bay 	NBCSN 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk (Games 1–3, 5–7) 	Pierre McGuire
2015	New York Rangers-Tampa Bay 	NBC (Game 1) 	Mike Emrick (Games 1–2, 5–7)John Forslund (Game 3)Kenny Albert (Game 4)	Eddie Olczyk (Games 2–3, 5–7)Joe Micheletti (Game 4) 	Pierre McGuire (Games 1–3, 5–7)Brian Engblom (Game 4)
2015	New York Rangers-Tampa Bay 	NBCSN (Games 2–7) 	Mike Emrick (Games 1–2, 5–7)John Forslund (Game 3)Kenny Albert (Game 4)	Eddie Olczyk (Games 2–3, 5–7)Joe Micheletti (Game 4) 	Pierre McGuire (Games 1–3, 5–7)Brian Engblom (Game 4)
2014	Montréal-New York Rangers 	NBC (Game 1) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire
2014	Montréal-New York Rangers 	NBCSN (Games 2–6) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire
2013	Pittsburgh-Boston 	NBC (Game 1) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire
2013	Pittsburgh-Boston 	NBCSN (Games 2–4) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire
2012	New York Rangers-New Jersey	NBCSN (Games 1–2, 4–6) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire
2012	New York Rangers-New Jersey	NBC (Game 3) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire
2011	Boston-Tampa Bay 	Versus (Games 1–3, 5–7)	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire (Game 1, 5–7)Joe Micheletti (Game 2–4)
2011	Boston-Tampa Bay 	NBC (Game 4) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire (Game 1, 5–7)Joe Micheletti (Game 2–4)
2010	Philadelphia-Montreal 	Versus (Games 1–3, 5) 	Joe Beninati 	Daryl Reaugh 	Bob Harwood (Game 1–2)Billy Jaffe (Game 3)Charissa Thompson (Game 5)
2010	Philadelphia-Montreal 	NBC (Game 4) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire
Notes
*2015–2021: Games that fall on the weekend of the Preakness Stakes only featured Emrick, a fill-in color commentator, and McGuire in the booth, with lead analyst Eddie Olczyk going on assignment as a handicapper for NBC's coverage of the Preakness Stakes.
===2000s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
2009	Pittsburgh-Carolina 	Versus 	Joe Beninati 	Daryl Reaugh
2008	Pittsburgh-Philadelphia	Versus (Games 1–4) 	Joe Beninati 	Darren Eliot
2008	Pittsburgh-Philadelphia	NBC (Game 5) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk
2007	Ottawa-Buffalo 	Versus (Games 1–4) 	Joe Beninati 	Darren Eliot
2007	Ottawa-Buffalo 	NBC (Game 5) 	Dave Strader 	Eddie Olczyk
2006	Carolina-Buffalo 	NBC (Game 1) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson (Games 1, 2, 4, 6, and 7)Eddie Olczyk (Games 3 and 5)
2006	Carolina-Buffalo 	OLN (Games 2–7) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson (Games 1, 2, 4, 6, and 7)Eddie Olczyk (Games 3 and 5)
2004	Tampa Bay-Philadelphia 	ABC (Games 1, 4) 	Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader 	Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom, and John Davidson
2004	Tampa Bay-Philadelphia 	ESPN/ESPN2 (Games 2–3, 5–7)	Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader 	Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom, and John Davidson
2003	Ottawa-New Jersey 	ESPN (Game 1–3, 5–7) 	Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader (Games 1–4)Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader (Games 5–7)	Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom, and John Davidson (Games 1–3)Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom, and John Davidson (Games 5–7)
2003	Ottawa-New Jersey 	ABC (Game 4) 	Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader (Games 1–4)Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader (Games 5–7)	Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom and John Davidson
2002	Carolina-Toronto 	ESPN 	Gary Thorne (Game 1)Steve Levy (Games 2–6) 	Bill Clement (Game 1)Darren Pang (Games 2–6)
2001	New Jersey-Pittsburgh 	ESPN (Games 1–3, 5) 	Steve Levy (Games 1–3)Gary Thorne (Games 4–5) 	Darren Pang (Games 1–3)Bill Clement (Games 4–5)
2001	New Jersey-Pittsburgh 	ABC (Game 4) 	Steve Levy (Games 1–3)Gary Thorne (Games 4–5) 	Darren Pang (Games 1–3)Bill Clement (Games 4–5)
2000	Philadelphia-New Jersey	ABC (Game 1) 	Gary Thorne (Games 1–2)Steve Levy (Games 3–7) 	Bill Clement (Games 1–2)Darren Pang (Games 3–7)
2000	Philadelphia-New Jersey	ESPN (Games 2–7) 	Gary Thorne (Games 1–2)Steve Levy (Games 3–7) 	Bill Clement (Games 1–2)Darren Pang (Games 3–7)
===1990s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
1999	Toronto-Buffalo 	Fox (Game 1) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1999	Toronto-Buffalo 	ESPN (Games 2–5) 	Steve Levy 	Darren Pang
1998	Washington-Buffalo 	ESPN 	Gary Thorne (Game 1)Steve Levy (Games 2–6) 	Bill Clement (Game 1)Darren Pang (Games 2–6)
1997	Philadelphia-New York Rangers	ESPN (Games 1, 3, 4) 	Dave Strader (Game 1)Gary Thorne (Games 3, 4) 	Darren Pang (Game 1)Bill Clement (Games 3, 4)
1997	Philadelphia-New York Rangers	Fox (Games 2, 5) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1996	Pittsburgh-Florida 	ESPN (Games 1–3, 5–7)	Gary Thorne (Games 1, 2, 7)Tom Mees (Games 3, 5, 6)	Bill Clement (Games 1, 2, 7)Darren Pang (Games 3, 5, 6)
1996	Pittsburgh-Florida 	Fox (Game 4) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1995	Philadelphia-New Jersey 	ESPN (Games 1–4, 6) 	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
1995	Philadelphia-New Jersey 	Fox (Game 5) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey 	ESPN2 (Game 1) 	Sean McDonough 	Brian Engblom
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey 	ESPN (Games 2–7) 	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
1993	Montréal-NY Islanders 	ABC (Game 1) 	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
1993	Montréal-NY Islanders 	ESPN (Games 2–5) 	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
1992	Pittsburgh-Boston 	SportsChannel America	Jiggs McDonald 	Bill Clement
1991	Boston-Pittsburgh 	SportsChannel America	Jiggs McDonald 	John Davidson
1990	Boston-Washington 	SportsChannel America	Jiggs McDonald 	Bill Clement
==Local television (United States)==
===1990s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s) 	Ice level reporters	Studio host	Studio analysts
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey	MSG Network (New York area; Games 1, 5, and 7) (New York Rangers)MSG II (New York area; Game 2) (New York Rangers) 	Sam Rosen 	John Davidson 	Al Trautwig 	Al Trautwig	
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey	SportsChannel New York (New York area; Game 3) (New Jersey)SportsChannel New York Plus (New York area; Games 4 and 6) (New Jersey)	Mike Emrick, Gary Thorne, and Jiggs McDonald	Peter McNab, Ed Westfall, and Bill Clement	Stan Fischler 	 	
1993	Montréal-New York Islanders	SportsChannel New York (New York area; Games 2–5) New York Islanders 	Jiggs McDonald 	Ed Westfall 	Stan Fischler 	 	
===1980s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s) 	Ice level reporter(s) 	Studio host 	Studio analyst(s)
1988	Boston-New Jersey 	NESN (Boston area; Games 1–2, 5, 7) 	Fred Cusick, Tom Larson, Dale Arnold, Dave Shea, and Sean McDonough	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea	Tom Larson, Fred Cusick, Dale Arnold, Sean McDonough, and Walt Perkins	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea
1988	Boston-New Jersey 	WSBK (Boston area; Games 3–4, 6) 	Fred Cusick, Tom Larson, Dale Arnold, Dave Shea, and Sean McDonough	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea	Tom Larson, Fred Cusick, Dale Arnold, Sean McDonough, and Walt Perkins	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers, and Dave Shea
1988	Boston-New Jersey 	SportsChannel New York (New York area)New Jersey 	Mike Emrick, Gary Thorne, and Jiggs McDonald 	Peter McNab, Ed Westfall, and Bill Clement 	Stan Fischler 	Stan Fischler 	
1986	Montréal-New York Rangers 	MSG Network (New York area)New York Rangers 	Sam Rosen and Mike Emrick 	Phil Esposito 	Bruce Beck 	Bruce Beck 	
1984	New York Islanders-Montréal	SportsChannel New York (New York area)New York Islanders	Jiggs McDonald 	Ed Westfall 	Stan Fischler 	Stan Fischler 	
1983	Boston-New York Islanders 	WSBK-TV (Boston area)Boston 	Fred Cusick, Tom Larson, Dale Arnold, Dave Shea, and Sean McDonough	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea	Tom Larson, Fred Cusick, Dale Arnold, Sean McDonough, and Walt Perkins	Johnny Peirson, Derek Sanderson, Gord Kluzak, Andy Brickley, Phil Esposito, Gerry Cheevers and Dave Shea
1983	Boston-New York Islanders 	SportsChannel New York (New York area)New York Islanders	Jiggs McDonald 	Ed Westfall 	Stan Fischler 	Stan Fischler 	
1982	New York Islanders-Québec 	SportsChannel New York (New York area)New York Islanders	Jiggs McDonald 	Ed Westfall 	Stan Fischler 	Stan Fischler 	
====Notes====
*Prior to the 1993–94 season, the NHL's Eastern Conference was known as the Prince of Wales Conference. The Wales Conference was created in 1974 when the NHL realigned its teams into two conferences and four divisions.
==Canadian television==
===2020s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Colour commentator(s)	Ice level reporter(s)
2024	New York Rangers-Florida 	CBC 	John Bartlett 	Garry Galley 	Shawn McKenzie
2024	New York Rangers-Florida 	Sportsnet	John Bartlett 	Garry Galley 	Shawn McKenzie
2023	Carolina-Florida 	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert 	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2023	Carolina-Florida 	Sportsnet	Chris Cuthbert 	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2022	New York Rangers-Tampa Bay 	CBC 	Harnarayan Singh	Louie DeBrusk 	David Amber
2022	New York Rangers-Tampa Bay 	Sportsnet	Harnarayan Singh	Louie DeBrusk 	David Amber
2021	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	CBC 	John Bartlett 	Garry Galley 	
2021	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	Sportsnet	John Bartlett 	Garry Galley 	
2020	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2020	Tampa Bay-New York Islanders	Sportsnet	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
====Notes====
*Due to the coronavirus pandemic, The playoffs were held in two "hub" cities both in Canada; Edmonton, Alberta at Rogers Place, and Toronto, Ontario at Scotiabank Arena. The Conference Finals and 2020 was played at Rogers Place in Edmonton.
*Due to the COVID-19 pandemic. and the cross-border travel restrictions imposed by the Government of Canada, the league temporarily realigned this season into four divisions with no conferences. Consequently, the first two rounds of the playoffs featured intra-divisional matchups, with the higher seeded teams receiving home-ice advantage in those rounds. In the Stanley Cup Semifinals, the four remaining teams (one from each division) were reseeded based on their regular season records. After initially stating that the Campbell and Wales trophies would not be awarded this season, the league decided in June 2021 that the Montreal Canadiens and Vegas Golden Knights would play for the Campbell Bowl and the New York Islanders and Tampa Bay Lightning would play for the Wales Trophy.
===2010s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Colour commentator(s) 	Ice level reporter(s)
2019	Boston-Carolina 	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2019	Boston-Carolina 	Sportsnet 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2018	Tampa Bay-Washington 	CBC 	Paul Romanuk 	Garry Galley 	Kyle Bukauskas
2017	Pittsburgh-Ottawa 	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Scott Oake
2016	Pittsburgh-Tampa Bay 	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Glenn Healy and Scott Oake
2015	New York Rangers-Tampa Bay 	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Glenn Healy and Scott Oake
2014	Montréal-New York Rangers 	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Glenn Healy and Scott Oake
2013	Boston-Pittsburgh 	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Glenn Healy and Scott Oake
2012	New York Rangers-New Jersey	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson 	Glenn Healy and Elliotte Friedman
2011	Boston-Tampa Bay 	CBC (Games 1, 5–7)	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson, Greg Millen, Mike Milbury and Guy Carbonneau	Scott Oake
2011	Boston-Tampa Bay 	TSN (Games 2–4) 	Gord Miller 	Pierre McGuire 	Ryan Rishaug
2010	Philadelphia-Montréal 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson, Greg Millen, Mike Milbury and Guy Carbonneau	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson, Greg Millen, Mike Milbury and Guy Carbonneau and Elliotte Friedman
====Notes====
*2010–2016: CBC's Glenn Healy was positioned between the team benches and provided color commentary in addition to reporting.
*2015–present – CBC's coverage is now produced by Sportsnet under a 12-year exclusive contract signed by the NHL and Rogers Communications.
===2000s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
2009	Pittsburgh-Carolina 	TSN (Games 1–2) 	Gord Miller 	Pierre McGuire
2009	Pittsburgh-Carolina 	CBC (Games 3–4) 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2008	Pittsburgh-Philadelphia	CBC 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2007	Buffalo-Ottawa 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2006	Buffalo-Carolina 	TSN (Games 1, 2, 6, 7)	Gord Miller 	Pierre McGuire
2006	Buffalo-Carolina 	CBC (Games 3–5) 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2004	Tampa Bay-Philadelphia 	TSN (Games 1, 4, 6) 	Gord Miller 	Pierre McGuire
2004	Tampa Bay-Philadelphia 	CBC (Games 2, 3, 5, 7)	Bob Cole (Games 2, 3)Chris Cuthbert (Games 5, 7)	Harry Neale (Games 2, 3)Greg Millen and Glenn Healy (Games 5, 7)
2003	Ottawa-New Jersey 	CBC 	Bob Cole 	Harry Neale, Brad Selwood and Greg Millen
2002	Carolina-Toronto 	CBC 	Bob Cole 	Harry Neale, Greg Millen and Brad Selwood
2001	New Jersey-Pittsburgh 	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert 	Greg Millen and Glenn Healy
2000	Philadelphia-New Jersey	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert 	Greg Millen and Glenn Healy
===1990s===
Year	Teams 	Network	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
1999	Buffalo-Toronto 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski, Brad Selwood, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1998	Washington-Buffalo 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1997	Philadelphia-New York Rangers	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski, Brad Selwood, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1996	Pittsburgh-Florida 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1995	Philadelphia-New Jersey 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski, Brad Selwood, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Steve Shutt and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1993	Montréal-New York Islanders 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Steve Shutt and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1992	Pittsburgh-Boston 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Steve Shutt and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1991	Boston-Pittsburgh 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Steve Shutt and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1990	Boston-Washington 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Steve Shutt and Dick Irvin, Jr.
====Notes====
* Prior to the 1993-94 season, the NHL's Eastern Conference was known as the Prince of Wales Conference. The Wales Conference was created in 1974 when the NHL realigned its teams into two conferences and four divisions.
===1980s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
1989	Montréal-Philadelphia 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	Scotty Bowman, Harry Neale, John Garrett, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1988	Boston-New Jersey 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	Harry Neale, Scotty Bowman, John Garrett and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1987	Philadelphia-Montréal 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Chris Cuthbert 	Harry Neale, Scotty Bowman, John Garrett and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1986	Montréal-New York Rangers 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Danny Gallivan, and Dick Irvin, Jr. 	Mickey Redmond, Gary Dornhoefer, Harry Neale, Scotty Bowman, John Garrett and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1985	Philadelphia-Québec 	CTV 	Ron Reusch and Dan Kelly 	Ron Reusch, Brad Park, Bobby Taylor, and John Garrett
1984	New York Islanders-Montréal	CBC (Games 1–4 Eastern Canada; Games 5–6 national) 	Danny Gallivan, Bob Cole, and Dick Irvin, Jr. 	Gary Dornhoefer, Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Don Cherry and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1983	Boston-New York Islanders 	CBC (Games 2, 3, 5, 6) 	Danny Gallivan, Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Don Wittman (Games 2, 3)Danny Gallivan, Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Don Wittman (Games 5, 6)	Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Gary Dornhoefer, Don Cherry, and Dick Irvin, Jr. (Games 2, 3)Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Gary Dornhoefer, Don Cherry, and Dick Irvin, Jr. (Games 5, 6)
1982	New York Islanders-Québec 	CBC (Games 1 and 3 Quebec only; Games 2, 4 Eastern Canada)	Danny Gallivan, Bob Cole, and Dick Irvin, Jr. 	Bobby Hull, Mickey Redmond, Don Cherry, and Dick Irvin, Jr.Bobby Hull, Mickey Redmond, Dick Irvin, Jr., and Don Cherry (in Long Island)Bobby Hull, Mickey Redmond, Don Cherry, and Dick Irvin, Jr. (in Québec City)
== Radio==
===2000s===
Year	Teams 	Flagship Station 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
2003	Ottawa-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)CFGO (Ottawa)WABC (New Jersey) 	Sam RosenDean BrownJohn Hennessy 	Gary GreenGord WilsonRandy Velischek
2003	Ottawa-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)CFGO (Ottawa)WABC (New Jersey) 	Sam RosenDean BrownJohn Hennessy 	Gary GreenGord WilsonRandy Velischek
2003	Ottawa-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)CFGO (Ottawa)WABC (New Jersey) 	Sam RosenDean BrownJohn Hennessy 	Gary GreenGord WilsonRandy Velischek
2001	New Jersey-Pittsburgh 	NHL Radio (Continental)WABC (New Jersey)WBGG and WWSW (Pittsburgh)	Sam RosenMike MillerMike Lange and Paul Steigerwald	Gary GreenRandy VelischekBob Errey
2001	New Jersey-Pittsburgh 	NHL Radio (Continental)WABC (New Jersey)WBGG and WWSW (Pittsburgh)	Sam RosenMike MillerMike Lange and Paul Steigerwald	Gary GreenRandy VelischekBob Errey
2001	New Jersey-Pittsburgh 	NHL Radio (Continental)WABC (New Jersey)WBGG and WWSW (Pittsburgh)	Sam RosenMike MillerMike Lange and Paul Steigerwald	Gary GreenRandy VelischekBob Errey
2000	Philadelphia-New Jersey	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WABC (New Jersey) 	Sam RosenTim SaundersMike Miller 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesRandy Velischek
2000	Philadelphia-New Jersey	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WABC (New Jersey) 	Sam RosenTim SaundersMike Miller 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesRandy Velischek
2000	Philadelphia-New Jersey	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WABC (New Jersey) 	Sam RosenTim SaundersMike Miller 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesRandy Velischek
===1990s===
Year	Teams 	Flagship Station 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s) 	Studio Host
1997	Philadelphia-New York Rangers	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WEVD (Game 1)WFAN (Games 2–5) (New York Rangers)	Sam RosenJohn WiedemanKenny Albert (Games 1, 4–5) and Marv Albert (Games 2–3) 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesSal Messina	Kenny Albert
1997	Philadelphia-New York Rangers	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WEVD (Game 1)WFAN (Games 2–5) (New York Rangers)	Sam RosenJohn WiedemanKenny Albert (Games 1, 4–5) and Marv Albert (Games 2–3) 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesSal Messina	Kenny Albert
1997	Philadelphia-New York Rangers	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WEVD (Game 1)WFAN (Games 2–5) (New York Rangers)	Sam RosenJohn WiedemanKenny Albert (Games 1, 4–5) and Marv Albert (Games 2–3) 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesSal Messina	Kenny Albert
1995	Philadelphia-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WABC (New Jersey) 	Kenny AlbertJim JacksonMike Miller 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesSherry Ross	
1995	Philadelphia-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WABC (New Jersey) 	Kenny AlbertJim JacksonMike Miller 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesSherry Ross	
1995	Philadelphia-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)WIP (Philadelphia)WABC (New Jersey) 	Kenny AlbertJim JacksonMike Miller 	Gary GreenSteve CoatesSherry Ross	
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)WFAN-AM (N.Y. Rangers)WABC (New Jersey) 	Kenny AlbertMarv Albert (Games 2, 5) and Howie Rose (Games 1, 3–4, 6–7)Mike Miller	Gary GreenSal MessinaSherry Ross 	Howie Rose
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)WFAN-AM (N.Y. Rangers)WABC (New Jersey) 	Kenny AlbertMarv Albert (Games 2, 5) and Howie Rose (Games 1, 3–4, 6–7)Mike Miller	Gary GreenSal MessinaSherry Ross 	Howie Rose
1994	New York Rangers-New Jersey 	NHL Radio (Continental)WFAN-AM (N.Y. Rangers)WABC (New Jersey) 	Kenny AlbertMarv Albert (Games 2, 5) and Howie Rose (Games 1, 3–4, 6–7)Mike Miller	Gary GreenSal MessinaSherry Ross 	Howie Rose
1993	Montréal-New York Islanders 	CIQC (Montréal)WPAT & WGBB (NY Islanders) 	Dino SistoBarry Landers 	Steve ShuttBob Nystrom 	Joel Blumberg
1993	Montréal-New York Islanders 	CIQC (Montréal)WPAT & WGBB (NY Islanders) 	Dino SistoBarry Landers 	Steve ShuttBob Nystrom 	Joel Blumberg
===1980s===
Year	Teams 	Flagship Station 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)	Ice level reporter(s)
1988	Boston-New Jersey 	WPLM (Boston)WMCA (New Jersey)	Bob WilsonDale Arnold	Johnny Bucyk 	Johnny Bucyk
1988	Boston-New Jersey 	WPLM (Boston)WMCA (New Jersey)	Bob WilsonDale Arnold	Johnny Bucyk 	Johnny Bucyk
1986	Montréal-New York Rangers 	 	 	 	
1984	Montréal-New York Islanders	 	 	 	
1983	Boston-New York Islanders 	 	 	 	
1982	New York Islanders-Québec 	 	 	 	
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