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I think most broadcasters get a bad rap. Then again,I never liked John Madden…most people did. I appreciate the contribution he made to football,but I didn't like how he got on tangents,& would seemingly forget the game was going on. I understand that he was entertaining,& his simplistic style,broke it down for casual fans,but I felt like I was at a bar,& the old drunk who was always at the end of the bar-was announcing the game.
Then again,Im the guy who tells my friends,& family it doesn't mean a national announcer hates your team…their job isn't to fawn over our Colorado Avalanche at every turn. They are national guys,not local homers. I personally have no problem with Darren Pang,for example-doing the Avs-Blues series,just cuz he's a Blues color guy. I think he does a good job of trying to be unbiased,& "hiding" the fact that he is certainly gonna pull for the Blues,as he should. But I think he does a fair job of trying to be balanced both ways,but people are so used to the local homers,& once they find out Pang has done Blues games forever…suddenly he is a homer. If anything,I think sometimes he goes too far the other way.
I personally don't like homer announcers. Of course on every local broadcast,you will get some of that,& to a point…they should be somewhat of homers… obviously you want them pulling for the team. But I also want honesty,& them to hold the team accountable. I think Dave Logan,who does our local Bronco games-strikes a great balance of that. On the other hand,I usually like the Avalanche radio guy,except he is as shameless of homer,as you will ever hear. Rarely calls out the team,& constantly is crying about the refs,& bad luck. And what really drives me insane -I feel like he rarely credits the opponent,when it is appropriate. I want you to pull for the team,but I don't want you to lie to me,insult my intelligence,or blame every opposing goal on bad luck or referees.
As a national broadcaster,the job description is completely different. But I completely agree on Gary Thorne. He is,& will always be-my favorite hockey announcer ever… probably announcer overall,though Jim Nantz would be up there also. But I didn't start closely following the NHL,until the Avs came to Denver,& I was 19. And while I also like Steve Levy,& Pang…Thorne is just who I associate with those glory days of the Avs,& height of the Red Wings-Av rivalry. I actually associate those games,with Gary Thorne. Ya knew it was a big game when ya heard his voice come on. If it was Western Conference Finals-Avs vs Red Wings…ya knew Thorne was gonna be on the call,& just used to give me chills.