List of Stanley Cup Western Conference Finals broadcasters

The following is a list of national American and Canadian television and radio networks and announcers that have broadcast the Western Conference Final games over the years.
==American Television==
===2020s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s) 	Ice-level reporter(s) 	Rinkside reporter(s)
2024	Dallas-Edmonton 	TNT/TruTV/Max 	Kenny AlbertSteve Mears (Datacast) 	Eddie OlczykColby Armstrong (Datacast) 	Brian BoucherMike Kelly (Datacast) 	Jackie Redmond
2023	Vegas-Dallas 	ESPN (Games 1, 3, 4, and 6)	Sean McDonough 	Ray Ferraro 	Brian Boucher 	Emily Kaplan
2023	Vegas-Dallas 	ABC (Games 2, 5) 	Sean McDonough 	Ray Ferraro 	Brian Boucher 	Emily Kaplan
2022	Colorado-Edmonton	TNT 	Kenny Albert 	Eddie Olczyk (in Denver)Keith Jones (in Edmonton)	Keith Jones (in Denver)Darren Pang (in Edmonton)	Nabil Karim (in Denver)Meaghan Mikkelson (in Edmonton)
2021	Vegas-Montreal 	NBCSN (Game 1–2, 4–5) 	John Forslund 	Joe Micheletti 	Pierre McGuire 	Pierre McGuire
2021	Vegas-Montreal 	USA Network (Games 3, 6) 	John Forslund 	Joe Micheletti 	Pierre McGuire 	Pierre McGuire
2020	Vegas-Dallas 	NBC (Games 1, 4) 	Kenny Albert (Games 1–3)John Forslund (Games 4–5)	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire 	Pierre McGuire
2020	Vegas-Dallas 	NBCSN (Games 2, 3, 5) 	Kenny Albert (Games 1–3)John Forslund (Games 4–5)	Eddie Olczyk 	Pierre McGuire 	Pierre McGuire
====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 	Color commentator(s) 	Ice level reporter(s)
2019	San Jose-St. Louis 	NBC (Games 1, 5) 	Kenny Albert 	Mike Milbury (Games 1–2, 5–6)Joe Micheletti (Games 3–4) 	Pierre McGuire
2019	San Jose-St. Louis 	NBCSN (Games 2–4, 6) 	Kenny Albert 	Mike Milbury (Games 1–2, 5–6)Joe Micheletti (Games 3–4) 	Pierre McGuire
2018	Winnipeg-Vegas 	NBC (Games 1, 5) 	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Pierre McGuire (Games 1–2)Brian Boucher (Games 3–5)
2018	Winnipeg-Vegas 	NBCSN (Games 2–4) 	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Pierre McGuire (Games 1–2)Brian Boucher (Games 3–5)
2017	Anaheim-Nashville 	NBCSN (Games 1–4, 6) 	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Brian Boucher
2017	Anaheim-Nashville 	NBC (Game 5) 	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Brian Boucher
2016	St. Louis-San Jose 	NBCSN (Games 1–3, 5–6)	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Brian Boucher (Games 1–3, 5–6)Pierre McGuire (Game 4)
2016	St. Louis-San Jose 	NBC (Game 4) 	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Brian Boucher (Games 1–3, 5–6)Pierre McGuire (Game 4)
2015	Anaheim-Chicago 	NBC (Games 1, 4, 7) 	Kenny Albert (Games 1, 2, 5)Mike Emrick (Games 3, 4, 6, 7)	Joe Micheletti (Games 1, 2, 5)Eddie Olczyk (Games 3, 4, 6, 7)	Brian Engblom (Games 1, 2, 5)Pierre McGuire (Games 3, 4, 6, 7)
2015	Anaheim-Chicago 	NBCSN (Game 2–3, 5–6) 	Kenny Albert (Games 1, 2, 5)Mike Emrick (Games 3, 4, 6, 7)	Joe Micheletti (Games 1, 2, 5)Eddie Olczyk (Games 3, 4, 6, 7)	Brian Engblom (Games 1, 2, 5)Pierre McGuire (Games 3, 4, 6, 7)
2014	Chicago-Los Angeles	NBC (Game 1, 3) 	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Brian Engblom
2014	Chicago-Los Angeles	NBCSN (Game 2, 4–7) 	Kenny Albert 	Joe Micheletti 	Brian Engblom
2013	Chicago-Los Angeles	NBCSN (Games 1–4) 	Dave Strader 	Darren Pang 	Brian Engblom
2013	Chicago-Los Angeles	NBC (Game 5) 	Dave Strader 	Darren Pang 	Brian Engblom
2012	Phoenix-Los Angeles	NBCSN (Games 1–3, 5) 	Dave Strader 	Darren Pang 	Brian Engblom
2012	Phoenix-Los Angeles	NBC (Game 4) 	Dave Strader 	Darren Pang 	Brian Engblom
2011	Vancouver-San Jose 	Versus (Games 1–3, 5) 	Dave Strader 	Brian Engblom 	Darren Pang
2011	Vancouver-San Jose 	NBC (Game 4) 	Dave Strader 	Brian Engblom 	Darren Pang
2010	San Jose-Chicago 	NBC (Game 1, 4) 	Mike Emrick (Game 1, 2, 4)John Forslund (Game 3) 	Eddie Olczyk (Game 1, 2, 4)Darren Eliot (Game 3) 	Pierre McGuire (1, 4)Charissa Thompson (Game 2, 3)
2010	San Jose-Chicago 	Versus (Game 2, 3) 	Mike Emrick (Game 1, 2, 4)John Forslund (Game 3) 	Eddie Olczyk (Game 1, 2, 4)Darren Eliot (Game 3) 	Pierre McGuire (1, 4)Charissa Thompson (Game 2, 3)
===2000s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
2009	Detroit-Chicago 	NBC (Games 1, 4) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk
2009	Detroit-Chicago 	Versus (Games 2, 3, 5)	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk
2008	Detroit-Dallas 	Versus (Games 1–4, 6) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk
2008	Detroit-Dallas 	NBC (Game 5) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk
2007	Detroit-Anaheim 	Versus (Games 1–4, 6) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk
2007	Detroit-Anaheim 	NBC (Game 5) 	Mike Emrick 	Eddie Olczyk
2006	Anaheim-Edmonton 	OLN 	Joe Beninati 	Neil Smith
2004	San Jose-Calgary 	ESPN 	Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader 	Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom and John Davidson
2003	Minnesota-Anaheim 	ABC (Game 1) 	Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader 	Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom and John Davidson
2003	Minnesota-Anaheim 	ESPN (Games 2–4) 	Gary Thorne, Steve Levy, and Dave Strader 	Bill Clement, Darren Pang, Brian Engblom, and John Davidson
2002	Detroit-Colorado 	ABC (Games 1, 4) 	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
2002	Detroit-Colorado 	ESPN (Games 2, 3, 5–7)	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
2001	Colorado-St. Louis	ABC (Game 1) 	Gary Thorne (Games 1–3)Steve Levy (Games 4–5)	Bill Clement (Games 1–3)Darren Pang (Games 4–5)
2001	Colorado-St. Louis	ESPN (Games 2–5) 	Gary Thorne (Games 1–3)Steve Levy (Games 4–5)	Bill Clement (Games 1–3)Darren Pang (Games 4–5)
2000	Dallas-Colorado 	ESPN (Games 1–3, 5–7) 	Steve Levy (Games 1–2)Gary Thorne (Games 3–7)	Darren Pang (Games 1–2)Bill Clement (Games 3–7)
2000	Dallas-Colorado 	ABC (Game 4) 	Steve Levy (Games 1–2)Gary Thorne (Games 3–7)	Darren Pang (Games 1–2)Bill Clement (Games 3–7)
===1990s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
1999	Dallas-Colorado 	ESPN (Games 1–4, 6–7) 	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
1999	Dallas-Colorado 	Fox (Game 5) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1998	Dallas-Detroit 	Fox (Games 1, 4) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1998	Dallas-Detroit 	ESPN (Games 2, 3, 5, 6)	Gary Thorne 	Bill Clement
1997	Colorado-Detroit 	ESPN 	Gary Thorne (Games 1–2, 6)Dave Strader (Games 3–5)	Bill Clement (Games 1–2, 6)Darren Pang (Games 3–5)
1996	Detroit-Colorado 	Fox (Game 1) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1996	Detroit-Colorado 	ESPN (Games 2–6) 	Tom Mees (Game 2)Gary Thorne (Games 3–6) 	Darren Pang (Game 2)Bill Clement (Games 3–6)
1995	Detroit-Chicago 	ESPN (Games 1, 3–5) 	Gary Thorne (Game 1)Tom Mees (Games 3–5) 	Bill Clement (Game 1)Darren Pang (Games 3–5)
1995	Detroit-Chicago 	Fox (Game 2) 	Mike Emrick 	John Davidson
1994	Toronto-Vancouver 	ESPN (Games 1–3, 5) 	Tom Mees 	Darren Pang
1994	Toronto-Vancouver 	ESPN2 (Game 4) 	Tom Mees 	Darren Pang
1993	Toronto-Los Angeles	ESPN 	Tom Mees 	John Davidson
1992	Chicago-Edmonton 	SportsChannel America 	Pat Foley 	Dale Tallon
1991	Edmonton-Minnesota 	SportsChannel America 	Mike Emrick 	Bill Clement
1990	Edmonton-Chicago 	SportsChannel America 	Pat Foley 	Dale Tallon
==Canadian Television==
===2020s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play 	Colour commentator(s)	Ice level reporter(s)
2024	Dallas-Edmonton 	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2024	Dallas-Edmonton 	Sportsnet	Chris Cuthbert	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2023	Vegas-Dallas 	CBC 	John Bartlett 	Garry Galley 	Scott Oake
2023	Vegas-Dallas 	Sportsnet	John Bartlett 	Garry Galley 	Scott Oake
2022	Colorado-Edmonton	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2022	Colorado-Edmonton	Sportsnet	Chris Cuthbert	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2021	Vegas-Montreal 	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2021	Vegas-Montreal 	Sportsnet	Chris Cuthbert	Craig Simpson 	Kyle Bukauskas
2020	Vegas-Dallas 	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert	Louie DeBrusk 	Scott Oake
2020	Vegas-Dallas 	Sportsnet	Chris Cuthbert	Louie DeBrusk 	Scott Oake
==== 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	San Jose-St. Louis 	CBC 	Dave Randorf 	Garry Galley 	Scott Oake
2019	San Jose-St. Louis 	Sportsnet 	Dave Randorf 	Garry Galley 	Scott Oake
2018	Winnipeg-Vegas 	CBC 	Jim Hughson 	Craig Simpson and Cassie Campbell-Pascall 	Scott Oake
2017	Anaheim-Nashville 	CBC 	Paul Romanuk 	Garry Galley 	Christine Simpson
2016	St. Louis-San Jose 	CBC 	Bob Cole 	Mike Johnson 	Christine Simpson
2015	Anaheim-Chicago 	CBC 	Paul Romanuk 	Mike Johnson 	Christine Simpson
2014	Chicago-Los Angeles	TSN (Games 1–2 and 4)	Kenny Albert (Game 1)Chris Cuthbert (Games 2, 4) 	Joe Micheletti (Game 1)Ray Ferraro (Games 2, 4) 	Brian Engblom (Game 1)Farhan Lalji (Games 2, 4)
2014	Chicago-Los Angeles	CBC (Games 3, 5–7) 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson, Kelly Hrudey, Greg Millen and Cassie Campbell-Pascall	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson, Kelly Hrudey, Greg Millen and Cassie Campbell-Pascall
2013	Chicago-Los Angeles	TSN (Games 1–3) 	Gord Miller 	Ray Ferraro 	Ryan Rishaug
2013	Chicago-Los Angeles	CBC (Games 4–5) 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson, Kelly Hrudey, Greg Millen and Cassie Campbell-Pascall	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson, Kelly Hrudey, Greg Millen and Cassie Campbell-Pascall
2012	Phoenix-Los Angeles	TSN (Games 1–3) 	Chris Cuthbert 	Ray Ferraro 	Ryan Rishaug
2012	Phoenix-Los Angeles	CBC (Games 4–5) 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen 	Scott Oake
2011	Vancouver-San Jose 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen 	Glenn Healy and Elliotte Friedman
2010	San Jose-Chicago 	TSN (Games 1–3) 	Mike Emrick (Game 1 NBC)Chris Cuthbert (Games 2–3)	Eddie Olczyk (Game 1 NBC)Pierre McGuire (Games 2–3) 	Pierre McGuire (Game 1 NBC)Ryan Rishaug (Games 2–3)
2010	San Jose-Chicago 	CBC (Game 4) 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen 	Scott Oake
====Notes====
*2010 - TSN's Game 1 broadcast was a simulcast of NBC's coverage of the game.
*2011 - CBC's Glenn Healy was positioned between the team benches and provided color commentary in addition to reporting.
*2013 - CBC's Garry Galley was positioned between the team benches and provided color commentary in addition to reporting.
*2014 - TSN's Game 1 broadcast was a simulcast of NBC's coverage of the game. Also, CBC's four other broadcasts saw Greg Millen 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	Detroit-Chicago 	TSN (Games 1, 2) 	Mike Emrick (Game 1)Gord Miller (Game 2) 	Eddie Olczyk (Game 1)Pierre McGuire (Game 2)
2009	Detroit-Chicago 	CBC (Games 3, 4, 5)	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2008	Detroit-Dallas 	TSN (Games 1, 3, 4)	Chris Cuthbert 	Glenn Healy
2008	Detroit-Dallas 	CBC (Games 2, 5, 6)	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2007	Anaheim-Detroit 	TSN (Games 1, 3, 5)	Gord Miller 	Pierre McGuire
2007	Anaheim-Detroit 	CBC (Games 2, 4, 6)	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2006	Edmonton-Anaheim 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Chris Cuthbert, and Jim Hughson 	Harry Neale, Garry Galley, Craig Simpson and Greg Millen
2004	Calgary-San Jose 	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert (Games 1–3)Bob Cole (Games 4–6)	Greg Millen and Glenn Healy (Games 1–3)Harry Neale (Games 4–6)
2003	Minnesota-Anaheim 	CBC (Game 1) 	Chris Cuthbert 	Greg Millen and Glenn Healy
2003	Minnesota-Anaheim 	TSN (Games 2–4) 	Gord Miller 	Pierre McGuire
2002	Detroit-Colorado 	CBC 	Chris Cuthbert 	Greg Millen
2001	Colorado-St. Louis	CBC 	Bob Cole 	Harry Neale
2000	Dallas-Colorado 	CBC 	Bob Cole 	Harry Neale
===1990s===
Year	Teams 	Network	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
1999	Dallas-Colorado 	CBC 	Don Wittman and Chris Cuthbert 	Brian Hayward, John Davidson, Patrick Flatley, and Dick Irvin, Jr. (Games 1, 5)John Davidson, Brian Hayward, Patrick Flatley, and Dick Irvin, Jr. (Games 2–4, 6–7)
1998	Dallas-Detroit 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1997	Colorado-Detroit 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1996	Detroit-Colorado 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1995	Detroit-Chicago 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	John Garrett, Harry Neale, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1994	Toronto-Vancouver 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski, Brad Selwood, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1993	Toronto-Los Angeles	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Don Wittman, and Chris Cuthbert	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski, Brad Selwood, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1992	Chicago-Edmonton 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Chris Cuthbert, and Don Wittman	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Scotty Bowman, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1991	Edmonton-Minnesota 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Chris Cuthbert, and Don Wittman	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Scotty Bowman, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1990	Edmonton-Chicago 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Chris Cuthbert, and Don Wittman	Scotty Bowman, Harry Neale, John Garrett, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
====Notes====
*Prior to the 1993-94 season, the NHL's Western Conference was known as the Clarence Campbell Conference. The Campbell 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	Calgary-Chicago 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Dick Irvin, Jr., Chris Cuthbert, and Don Wittman 	Harry Neale, John Garrett, Scotty Bowman, Jim Peplinski and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1988	Edmonton-Detroit 	CanWest/Global 	Ron Reusch, Jim Robson, and Dan Kelly 	Ron Reusch, John Garrett, Ed Westfall, Brad Park, Bobby Taylor, Gary Dornhoefer and John Davidson
1987	Edmonton-Detroit 	CanWest/Global 	Ron Reusch, Jim Robson, and Dan Kelly 	Ron Reusch, John Garrett, Ed Westfall, Brad Park, Bobby Taylor, Gary Dornhoefer and John Davidson
1986	Calgary-St. Louis 	CTV 	Ron Reusch and Dan Kelly 	Ron Reusch, John Garrett, Ed Westfall, Brad Park, and Bobby Taylor
1986	Calgary-St. Louis 	CBC (Calgary only) 	Don Wittman and Jim Robson 	Gary Dornhoefer, Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Howie Meeker and Chico Resch and John Davidson
1985	Edmonton-Chicago 	CBC 	Don Wittman and Jim Robson 	Gary Dornhoefer, Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Howie Meeker and Chico Resch and John Davidson
1984	Edmonton-Minnesota 	CBC (Western Canada) 	Don Wittman and Jim Robson 	Mickey Redmond, Gary Dornhoefer, Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Howie Meeker and Chico Resch
1983	Edmonton-Chicago 	CBC 	Bob Cole, Don Wittman, and Jim Robson (in Edmonton)Bob Cole, Don Wittman, and Jim Robson (in Chicago)	Gary Dornhoefer, Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Howie Meeker and Chico Resch (in Edmonton)Mickey Redmond, Gary Dornhoefer, Mickey Redmond, Bobby Hull, Howie Meeker, Don Cherry, Chico Resch, and Dick Irvin, Jr. (in Chicago)
1982	Chicago-Vancouver 	CBC (Games 1 and 3 National except Quebec; Games 2 and 4 Western Canada; Game 5 National)	Don Wittman and Jim Robson (in Chicago)Don Wittman and Jim Robson (in Vancouver) 	Gary Dornhoefer, Gerry Pinder, Bobby Hull, and Howie MeekerGary Dornhoefer, Gerry Pinder, Bobby Hull, and Howie Meeker (in Vancouver)Gary Dornhoefer, Gerry Pinder, Bobby Hull, and Howie Meeker (Game 5)
1981	Calgary-Minnesota 	CBC 	Jim Robson (in Calgary)Don Wittman (in Minnesota) 	Mickey Redmond and Dick Irvin, Jr. (in Calgary)Gary Dornhoefer and Chico Resch (in Minnesota)
1980	Philadelphia-Minnesota	CBC (Games 4–5) 	Dan Kelly (first half of Game 4)Jim Robson (second half of Game 4)Don Wittman (Game 5) 	Gerry Pinder and Howie Meeker (Game 4)Dick Irvin, Jr. (Game 5)
====Notes====
*Technically, there was no official "Conference Finals" prior to 1982. Prior to that time, all teams were pooled together and seeded for the playoffs. For example, the Calgary-Minnesota (1981) and Philadelphia-Minnesota (1980) series were not Campbell Conference Finals. Meanwhile, Minnesota was in the Wales Conference prior to re-alignment, meaning that the decision to call it the Campbell Conference Final was completely arbitrary on the part of the editor. The same holds true for the Eastern Conference.
===1970s===
Year	Teams 	Network 	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)
1978	Boston-Philadelphia 	CBC (Games 3, 5)	Bob Cole 	Bill Clement and Brian McFarlane
1972	Pittsburgh-St. Louis	CBC 	Bill Hewitt 	Brian McFarlane
====Notes====
*The NHL's Western Conference was once known as the West Division. The West Division existed from 1967, when the NHL was made up of a single division, until 1974 when the league realigned its format into two conferences of two divisions each.
===1960s===
Year	Teams 	Network	Play-by-play	Color commentator(s)
1968	Minnesota-St. Louis	CBC 	Dan Kelly 	Dick Irvin, Jr.
==Radio==
===2000s===
Year	Teams 	Flagship Station 	Play-by-play 	Color commentator(s)
2007	Detroit-Anaheim	NHL Radio (continental)	Dave Strader 	Joe Micheletti
2007	Detroit-Anaheim	WXYT (Detroit) 	Ken Kal 	Paul Woods
2007	Detroit-Anaheim	KLAA (Anaheim) 	Steve Carroll	Dan Wood
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