NHL Hockey on the Radio: A Fading Tradition? As the National Hockey League continues to grow in popularity, a long-standing tradition is facing an uncertain future: hockey on the radio. Veteran broadcasters are sounding the alarm, warning that the art of calling a hockey game over the airwaves may be on the brink of extinction. With the rise of streaming services and social media, many fans are turning away from traditional radio broadcasts in favor of more immersive, visual experiences. But for those who have spent their careers bringing the thrill of the game to life through their voices, the loss of this unique art form would be a devastating blow to the sport's rich history and culture.

Is NHL hockey on the radio a dying art? Veteran broadcasters worry about its future  The New York Times