Front Office
Darren Pang
Television Color Analyst
Darren Pang, one of the premier announcers in hockey, is in his fourth season with FOX Sports Midwest as the analyst on St. Louis Blues telecasts.
Pang works alongside John Kelly in the television booth, forming one of the most accomplished broadcast teams in the NHL. He also provides national coverage for NBC/NBCSN, TSN and NHL Network when not broadcasting games for the Blues on FS Midwest.
Pang, 48, came to FOX Sports Midwest after four seasons as the Phoenix Coyotes’ TV analyst. Prior to the Coyotes, Pang spent 12 years covering hockey for ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. In addition, Pang worked as an ice level reporter for the men’s hockey coverage in Nagano, Japan during the 1998 Winter Olympics on CBS, NBC’s coverage of the 2002 Winter Games and as a studio analyst at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver with TSN/CTV. He has also worked all five of NBC’s Winter Classics as an analyst.
The Meaford, Ontario native played three NHL seasons, all with the Blackhawks, from 1984-85 to 1988-89. He played in a total of 81 games, compiling a 27-35-7 record and 4.05 GAA. In 1987-88, he was named to the NHL All-Rookie Team and finished third in the race for the Calder Trophy. In addition to his playing career, Pang served as the goaltending coach for the University of Notre Dame from 1996-99, working alongside head coach Dave Poulin.
Pang and his wife Lynn reside in University City while their two children, Tyler and Sammy, are students at The University of Missouri-Columbia.
Darren Pang
Television Color Analyst
Darren Pang, one of the premier announcers in hockey, is in his fourth season with FOX Sports Midwest as the analyst on St. Louis Blues telecasts. Pang works alongside John Kelly in the television booth, forming one of the most accomplished broadcast teams in the NHL. He also provides national coverage for NBC/NBCSN, TSN and NHL Network when not broadcasting games for the Blues on FS Midwest.
Pang, 48, came to FOX Sports Midwest after four seasons as the Phoenix Coyotes’ TV analyst. Prior to the Coyotes, Pang spent 12 years covering hockey for ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. In addition, Pang worked as an ice level reporter for the men’s hockey coverage in Nagano, Japan during the 1998 Winter Olympics on CBS, NBC’s coverage of the 2002 Winter Games and as a studio analyst at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver with TSN/CTV. He has also worked all five of NBC’s Winter Classics as an analyst.
The Meaford, Ontario native played three NHL seasons, all with the Blackhawks, from 1984-85 to 1988-89. He played in a total of 81 games, compiling a 27-35-7 record and 4.05 GAA. In 1987-88, he was named to the NHL All-Rookie Team and finished third in the race for the Calder Trophy. In addition to his playing career, Pang served as the goaltending coach for the University of Notre Dame from 1996-99, working alongside head coach Dave Poulin.
Pang and his wife Lynn reside in University City while their two children, Tyler and Sammy, are students at The University of Missouri-Columbia.
