USA vs. Canada announcers for 4 Nations Face-Off championship: Who's calling the game on ESPN?
It's time to watch the biggest game from the 4 Nations Face-Off: the championship matchup.
That's right. Some of the best hockey players in the world, from Team USA and Team Canada, will be tearing it up during the NHL's premier tournament.
It's coming to you live from Boston, Massachusetts. ESPN will carry the action starting at 8 p.m. ET (Watch with a Fubo free trial).
And if you're here, you may be wondering: Who are the voices you're hearing calling all the action from TD Garden? We have the answers for you.
It'll be Sean McDonough on play-by-play. Ray Ferraro will be the analyst. They'll be joined by reporter Emily Kaplan and rules analyst Dave Jackson.
That's it. Enjoy the night!
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