Broadcasters Terry Crisp and Pete Weber will be the newest members of the Nashville Predators’ Golden Hall, the team announced on Sept. 23.
Crisp and Weber will be inducted as members of the Golden Hall’s Class of 2025, joining Pekka Rinne, David Poile, and Shea Weber, who were inducted as the Class of 2024 in January.
Both will be inducted into the Golden Hall during Nashville’s game against Calgary at Bridgestone Arena on Nov. 1. An event honoring Crisp and Weber will be held following the game.
Crisp, 82, was a color analyst for 24 seasons on Predators‘ broadcasts, retiring after the 2021-22 season. Before that, Crisp won three Stanley Cups – two as a player with the Philadelphia Flyers (1974-75) and one as the coach with the Calgary Flames (1989). He was also inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in August 2020.
Weber, 74, will begin his 28th season as the “Voice of the Predators” on the franchise’s broadcast team and 11th as the primary radio play-by-play announcer. Weber has won multiple Emmy awards during his tenure with the organization and is a nine-time recipient of the Tennessee Sportscaster of the Year award from the National Sports Media Association. His game calling experience includes the NHL, NBA and NFL, college football and Triple-A baseball.
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