Kenny Albert

We're going to play these clips from here, so this could be a bit of a disaster, but I think it's going to be good because I went through a lot of this sound yesterday.

We are going to hear from Kenny Albert every single hour, and rightly so, because you've got all over the Internet.

It's like, hear Kenny's electric game-winning call, and it certainly was on NBC.

Watch out behind the net.

And it's Wierenski.

Now Jack Hughes puts it around the clock.

United States with numbers.

Back across it comes.

Jack Hughes wins it!

The golden goal for the United States!

For the first time since the 1980 miracle, the United States takes the gold!

Yeah, and that was Kenny Albert on NBC.

Great call.

Absolutely great call.

He, Eddie, Olchek, Catherine Tappan, and, of course, Brian Boucher, who did say in the beginning of the game it was the fastest game he's ever seen, and it's a privilege to be able to broadcast a game.

Yeah, I mean, he said it was the quickest he's ever seen hockey at that level in his life, and that's a guy who's seen a lot of hockey.

So it shows you what was going on inside both of these teams.

I mean, Kenny Albert, for my money, obviously had a great Olympics.

Mike Tirico had a great Olympics.

Yeah, I was going to bring him up because you didn't mention him as part of the broadcast, but he's not known as a hockey guy.