Jack Edwards officially announces his retirement

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Austin Sabourin
April 16, 2024 (5:35 PM)

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After many years of bringing excitement to Bruins fans, Jack Edwards, the familiar voice of the Boston Bruins, has announced his retirement.

Known for his energetic and genuine commentary, Jack has been a beloved figure during NESN broadcasts, narrating countless thrilling moments for fans across Boston.

Jack Edwards, the longtime infamous #NHLBruins broadcaster, will be retiring at the conclusion of the season.

A statement from Jack Edwards:

W/ "gratefulness" & "a heavy heart" Jack Edwards announces his retirement from broadcasting at the end of this season: "I am no longer able to attain the standards I set for myself, to honor the fans, the players, the Bruins organization and NESN with the best they all deserve.»

In response to his retirement news, the Boston Bruins issued a heartfelt statement, expressing gratitude for Jack's remarkable contribution to the team's history. "Jack, you've been the voice of a special time in Bruins hockey," the statement reads.

The team thanked him for all the unforgettable memories he helped create and wished him and his family the best for the future.

And who's had more fun than us?

Thank you, Jack 👏

Full Bruins statement:

Jack, you have been the voice of a golden era of Bruins hockey.

Over the course of two decades, you brought passion and authenticity to the NESN broadcast each night as you narrated so many unforgettable moments and memories for B's fans across New England.

As you enter your next chapter, we thank you for all you've done and wish you and your family the very best.

As Jack begins this new chapter in his life, fans reflect on the impact he has had on Bruins hockey and the joy he has brought to countless viewers. They extend their warmest wishes to him as he embarks on his next adventure.