List of Hockey Night in Canada commentating crews (1960s)

The following are the announcers for each series on Hockey Night in Canada from 1967 onwards.
==Stanley Cup playoffs==
Beginning in the 1967–68 season, the National Hockey League expanded from six teams to 12.
Year	Round 	Series 	Games covered 	Play-by-play 	Colour commentator(s)
1968	Quarterfinals	Montréal-Boston 	Games 1–4 (Games in Montréal joined-in-progress)	Danny Gallivan and Dan Kelly 	Frank Selke, Jr., Keith Dancy, Dan Kelly, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1968	Quarterfinals	New York Rangers-Chicago 	Game 6 (joined-in-progress) 	Bill Hewitt and Foster Hewitt	Foster Hewitt, Jack Dennett, Bob Goldham, Brian McFarlane
1968	Semifinals 	Montréal-Chicago 	Games 1–5 (Games 1–4 joined-in-progress) 	Danny Gallivan and Dan Kelly 	Frank Selke, Jr., Keith Dancy, Dan Kelly, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1968	Semifinals 	St. Louis-Minnesota 	Games 6–7 (Game 6 joined-in-progress) 	Bill Hewitt and Foster Hewitt	Foster Hewitt, Jack Dennett, Bob Goldham, Brian McFarlane
1969	Quarterfinals	Montréal-New York Rangers	Games 1–4 	Danny Gallivan and Dan Kelly 	Frank Selke, Jr., Keith Dancy, Dan Kelly, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
1969	Quarterfinals	Boston-Toronto 	Games 1–4 	Bill Hewitt and Foster Hewitt	Foster Hewitt, Jack Dennett, Bob Goldham, Brian McFarlane
1969	Semifinals 	Montréal-Boston 	Games 1–6 	Danny Gallivan and Dan Kelly 	Frank Selke, Jr., Keith Dancy, Dan Kelly, and Dick Irvin, Jr.
===Notes===
*1967–68 marked the first full season that all Hockey Night in Canada games (regular season and playoffs) were televised in color. Some 1966–67 games, including the Stanley Cup Finals, were also televised in color. Also, during this time Toronto and Montréal alternated each week hosting the show that was seen nationally, whichever was more competitive. The opposite game was then downgraded to regional status for airing in Ontario or Quebec only. Ward Cornell hosted the Maple Leafs games at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto while Frank Selke Jr., Dan Kelly, and Ted Darling hosted the Canadiens games at the Forum in Montréal even if was downgraded to airing in Ontario or Québec.
==See also==
*List of Hockey Night in Canada commentators
==References==
==External links==
*Hockey Night in Canada - Google Search
Category:CBC Sports
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Category:Lists of National Hockey League broadcasters