John Garrett, Canucks broadcast analyst and former NHL goalie, dies at 74
John Garrett, a longtime Vancouver Canucks broadcast analyst and former NHL goaltender, has died at 74. Sportsnet announced his sudden death without disclosing a cause. Garrett spent over two decades as a colour commentator for the Canucks and was a familiar voice in Canadian hockey broadcasting. He was widely praised for his insight, professionalism, and warmth by colleagues and league officials.
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Open this photo in gallery:Vancouver Canucks broadcaster John Garrett acknowledges the crowd after his retirement from a full-time role was announced during a game on April 8, 2023.DARRYL DYCK/The Canadian PressShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountJohn Garrett, a fixture on Vancouver Canucks broadcasts for more than two decades and a former NHL goaltender, has died. He was 74.Sportsnet announced Tuesday that Garrett died suddenly, and no cause of death was provided.Garrett spent more than two decades as the colour commentator on Canucks regional broadcasts and was a regular presence on national NHL coverage.He began his broadcasting career in 1986 with CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada before joining Sportsnet.“The National Hockey League family is…
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