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WGN Names Roumeliotis Blackhawks Pre, Postgame Host
RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, September 17, 2024 | 10:59am CT |
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WGN-AM name Charlie Roumeliotis as the studio host of Chicago Blackhawks pre- and postgame shows for the upcoming 2024-25 hockey season. He'll also serve as the host of WGN's weekly "Blackhawks Live" show. Long-time broadcast duo John Wiedeman and Troy Murray continue in their roles calling Blackhawks games. Roumeliotis assumes the role previously held by Joe Brand who was recently named the radio play-by-play broadcaster for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Roumeliotis worked most recently as Blackhawks Insider for NBC Sports Chicago, where he delivered coverage of the team through articles, video content, podcast analysis and TV appearances from 2019 through 2024. He also served as a Chicago Blackhawks correspondent for the National Hockey League.
"I'm incredibly excited to join WGN Radio as the Chicago Blackhawks' studio host," said Roumeliotis. "Growing up, I was an avid listener of Blackhawks' broadcasts, especially those with John Wiedeman and Troy Murray, whose voices and insights helped fuel my passion for the sport. To have the chance to work alongside them is an absolute honor. I'm thrilled about the journey ahead and eager to engage and inform the team's loyal fan-base."
"Adding Charlie to our broadcast booth further demonstrates our teamwork with the Chicago Blackhawks," added WGN Vice President and General Manager Mary Sandberg Boyle. "Already a familiar voice to our fans, Charlie's relationship with John and Troy and the Blackhawks organization ensures this transition will be seamless and we are excited for his debut this season!"
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