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Broadcast Factbook 2019-20 BROADCAST FACTBOOK NHL DIRECTORY 5 POLICIES & PROCEDURES 12 BROADCAST OPERATIONS 36 MEMBER CLUBS 48 ANAHEIM 112 NASHVILLE 52 ARIZONA 116 NEW JERSEY 56 BOSTON 120 NY ISLANDERS 60 BUFFALO 124 NY RANGERS 64 CALGARY 128 OTTAWA 68 CAROLINA 132 PHILADELPHIA 72 CHICAGO 136 PITTSBURGH 76 COLORADO 140 SAN JOSE 80 COLUMBUS 144 ST. LOUIS 84 DALLAS 148 TAMPA BAY 88 DETROIT 152 TORONTO 92 EDMONTON 156 VANCOUVER 96 FLORIDA 160 VEGAS 100 LOS ANGELES 164 WASHINGTON 104 MINNESOTA 168 WINNIPEG 108 MONTREAL NETWORK CONTACTS & SCHEDULES 174 NBC SPORTS 188 NHL NETWORK 178 ROGERS SPORTSNET 189 REGIONAL NETWORKS 186 TVA 191 NATIONAL RADIO MASTER BROADCAST SCHEDULE 194 5/3+09,*;69@ NHL DIRECTORY 5 NEW YORK TORONTO MONTREAL 1185 Avenue of the Americas 50 Bay Street 1800 McGill College Avenue New York, NY 10036 Toronto, ON M5J 2X8 Suite 2600 phone: 212.789.2000 phone: 416.359.7900 Montreal, QC H3A 3J6 fax: 212.789.2040 fax: 416.981.2779 phone: 514.841.9220 BROADCASTING IVAN GOTTESFELD Senior Vice President, Broadcasting | 212.789.2136 | cell: 917.837.2872 [email protected] PATRICK BITHER Senior Director, Broadcasting | 212.324.6159 | cell: 646.784.0767 [email protected] MARK JACOBSON Director, Broadcasting | 416.359.7967 | cell: 416.859.0846 [email protected] ERIC DWYER Senior Manager, Broadcasting | 212.789.2117 | cell: 917.459.4302 [email protected] NICOLE BUCKLEY Senior Manager, Broadcasting | 212.789.2066 | cell: 646.660.1665 [email protected] CHRIS LAWTON Manager, Broadcasting | 416.359.7988 | cell: 416.884.1505 [email protected] ANNA BATUGINA Manager, Broadcasting | 212.324.4164 | [email protected] ELIZABETH ALAIMO Assistant, Broadcast Production and Relations | 212.789.2028 cell: 914.497.6338 | [email protected] GAME PRESENTATION JOHN BOCHIARO Senior Director, Game Operations | 212.789.2772 | cell: 609.240.6062 [email protected] RENEE RIVA Director, Game Presentation | 212.789.2071 | cell: 347.344.7942 [email protected] 2019-20 BROADCAST FACTBOOK 6 NHL DIRECTORY BROADCAST BUSINESS & SCHEDULING DAVID PROPER EVP, Media and International Strategy | 212.789.2134 cell: 917.574.1880 | [email protected] STEVE HATZE PETROS Senior Vice President, Scheduling and Broadcast Business 212.789.2142 | 514.841.1071 | [email protected] DAN KIM Senior Vice President, Media and International Distribution & Strategy 212.789.2634 | cell: 646.823.7980 | [email protected] NICOLA TORCHIA Director, Scheduling and Broadcast Business | 212.789.2608 | [email protected] LOUIS GILBERT Senior Manager, Media Strategy | 212.789.2088 | cell: 347.266.5612 [email protected] JORDAN ZELIK Senior Manager, Media Strategy | 212.789.2726 | cell: 347.931.6537 [email protected] BRAD GRUBER Manager, Consumer Research | 212.789.2138 | [email protected] BRYAN TARRICONE Coordinator, Scheduling and Broadcast Business | [email protected] FOOTAGE REQUESTS & LICENSING PEG WALSH Group Vice President, Media & International Strategy | 212.324.6115 [email protected] HANNAH READNOUR Director, Footage Licensing | 212.324.6170 | [email protected] GEORGIA ROXON Footage Coordinator | 212.324.6163 | [email protected] MATT MANACHER Footage Licensing Coordinator | 212.789.2073 | [email protected] JAMES NATALIE Footage and Operations Coordinator | 212.789.2165 | [email protected] NHL STUDIOS/ORIGINAL PRODUCTIONS STEVE MAYER EVP & Chief Content Officer, Events and Entertainment, Programming & Content Development | 212.789.2691 | [email protected] RUSSELL SIBERINE VP Production, NHL Studios & NHL Original Productions | 212.324.6172 [email protected] MATTHEW NICHOLSON VP Production & Creative Development, NHL Studios | 212.789.2161 [email protected] ROSS BERNARD VP Programming & Programming Development & Content Development 212.789.2650 | [email protected] TIM KOWALSKI Coordinating Producer, NHL Studios | 212.789.2747 | [email protected] KIM GUIDERA Senior Production Manager | 212.789.2749 | [email protected] 2019-20 BROADCAST FACTBOOK NHL DIRECTORY 7 TECHNICAL OPERATIONS PETER DELGIACCO Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer | 212.789.2654 cell: 917.301.1076 | [email protected] GRANT NODINE Senior Vice President, Technology | 212.789.2725 | cell: 917.549.3546 [email protected] DAN O’NEILL Vice President, Arena and Event Operations | 212.789.2613 cell: 347.853.4999 | [email protected] JOHN FRANTZESKAKIS Vice President, Arena Technical Operations | 212.789.2009 | cell: 917.565.0012 [email protected] PATRICK POWERS Vice President, Network and Core Services – IT | 212.789.2765 cell: 718.570.9730 | [email protected] KEITH HORSTMAN Vice President, Technology | 212.789.2061 | cell: 646.357.2584 [email protected] JIM WILKES Senior Director, Broadcast Operations | 416.359.7992 | cell: 416.209.5630 [email protected] DEBBY SCHNEIDER Director, Broadcast Operations | 212.324.8196 | cell: 347.514.5287 [email protected] CURTIS AMAR Manager, Arena Technology Operations | cell: 646.618.2902 | [email protected] SCOTT ANTOSZEWSKI Senior Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 646.935.9147 [email protected] JAMES R. BOYLE (J.R.) Senior Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 646.761.9666 | [email protected] TIM BROWN Manager, Arena Technology Operations | cell: 646.300.1879 | [email protected] PHILL CRESSWELL Senior Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 412.608.8423 [email protected] WAYNE JANICK Senior Manager, Arena Technical Operations 212.789.2713 | cell: 848.248.6805 [email protected] KEVIN KULYESHIE Senior Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 646.315.1360 [email protected] ANDRE LAPORTE Manager, Arena Technology Operations | cell: 416.262.3639 | [email protected] RICK PIPKINS Senior Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 314.814.0309 | [email protected] DAN POOLE Manager, Arena Technology Operations| cell: 651.343.5478 | [email protected] BRAD SMITH Senior Manager | cell: 416.938.3516 | [email protected] PATRICK WILKES Manager, Arena Technology Operations | cell: 437.980.2049 | [email protected] DENNIS LOHR Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 646.370.0172 | [email protected] JESSE SLIWINSKI Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 646.860.8262 | [email protected] JOHN RIOS Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 646.847.6918 | [email protected] RYAN TIPPIN Manager, Arena Technical Operations | cell: 647.285.7637 | [email protected] CLIFF POSPISIL Senior Manager, Audio/RF Engineer | 212.324.6150 | cell: 646.208.5916 [email protected] MIKE ROMEO Senior Manager, Transmission/Operations | 212.324.8199 | cell: 347.585.2689 [email protected] 2019-20 BROADCAST FACTBOOK 8 OFF-ICE OFFICIALS CREW SUPERVISORS 2019-2020 OFF-ICE OFFICIALS CREW SUPERVISORS BASHE, STEVE ANA [email protected] SMITH, BRIAN ARI [email protected] SANDFORD, MICHAEL BOS [email protected] TRUMAN, BILL BUF [email protected] CAVINESS, LEE CAR [email protected] COYER, JAY A. CBJ [email protected] YOUNG, DON CGY [email protected] STEFFENHAGEN, GARY CHI [email protected] LIPPMAN, LAURA COL [email protected] CALTA, CLIFF DAL [email protected] HARGRAVES, MIKE DET [email protected] HONISH, RANDY EDM [email protected] SHORT, JACK FLA [email protected] TYRE, JOHN LAK [email protected] FRITZ, BARRY MIN [email protected] WILISKY, KEITH MTL [email protected] GERTZ, KEVIN NJD [email protected] PENNEY, WAYNE NSH [email protected] WEINTRAUB, JEFFREY NYI [email protected] RYAN, BERNARD NYR [email protected] PARAYRE, RICHARD OTT [email protected] CONTE, AUGIE PHI [email protected] JOHNSON, DJ PIT [email protected] NARAYAN, SUBRA SJS [email protected] MORRIS, TOM STL [email protected] BRACE, RON TBL [email protected] KEON, DAVID TOR [email protected] POTTS, JIM VAN [email protected] HAUGHEY, TONY VGK [email protected] OTTAWA, RON WPG [email protected] BROOKS III, WILLIAM E. WSH [email protected] 2019-20 BROADCAST FACTBOOK COMMERCIAL COORDINATORS 9 Anaheim KENT CONLEY Montreal SEBASTIEN GAGNON Anaheim ROBERT DOUGLAS Montreal DAN PATENAUDE Anaheim STEVEN LAING Nashville KEVIN PENNEY Arizona DAVE CASSO Nashville JOHN ‘’FRANK’’ FLOYD Arizona AARON GILLAM New Jersey MATT MCNULTY Arizona RICK MARVIN New Jersey PETE LANIGAN Boston JIM BARRET NY Islanders BRYAN DAN Boston JOSEPH FOLEY NY Islanders ALBERT FERRARI Boston JIM MAGARIAN NY Rangers MIKE GREANEY Buffalo CHRIS FLEJTUCH NY Rangers PHILIP MELLEA Buffalo CHRIS JENTSCH Ottawa RENE BOULANGER Buffalo KEVIN SZTYLKE Ottawa TODD PIKE Calgary DARRELL HONISH Philadelphia MIKE FORE Calgary JAMES HUBER Philadelphia STEVEN FRIES Calgary SCOTT PRICE Philadelphia MARK VISCO Carolina BILL DANIEL Pittsburgh JEFFREY STUART Carolina JERRY PETERS Pittsburgh DAN WAGNER Chicago PETER BUOL San Jose BRIAN HOFFMAN Chicago WERNER BUOL San Jose MARC SILVERBERG Colorado JEFFREY MITCHELL San Jose SCOTT HILTON Colorado MATTHEW MITCHELL St. Louis BOB CUNNINGHAM Columbus JASON SAVAGE St. Louis KEVIN BOSCHERT Columbus MIKE ROSS St. Louis ROB BEINING Columbus DOUG REED Tampa Bay DAVID RICE Dallas TIM ZEMENS Tampa Bay JIM WATKINS Dallas KEN REINHARD Toronto FRANK BAVARO Detroit CHIP MOLITOR Toronto NINO APOSTOLI Detroit JOHN VIECELI Vancouver MARCO MANZI Edmonton TRENT HAMANS Vancouver JEFF WARKENTIN Edmonton KEITH HARKNESS Vegas JEFF CHIARA Edmonton MATT LOVATT Vegas ROBERT COASUONNO Florida TONY LOE Vegas RICK POWELL Florida PHIL MINTZBERG Vegas TONY HAUGHEY Los Angeles STEVE PINES Washington STEVEN EDWARDS Los Angeles RICHARD WHORTON Washington MARY HEALEY Minnesota MARK BANKER Winnipeg TERRY JOSEPHSON Minnesota NATE HULTGREN Winnipeg DOUG KAPILIK Montreal PIERRE BONNIER Winnipeg CAMERON STRAUB 2019-20 BROADCAST FACTBOOK 10 ARENA TECHNICAL COORDINATORS Anaheim JAMES BIGELOW Detroit DANIEL RAY HALL Ottawa KEVIN TENCARRE Anaheim ROBERT LIEDAHL Detroit GERI HAMES Ottawa STEPHEN TOBIN Anaheim SCOTT LYONS Detroit
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