Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Giants Hire Radio Voice

VANCOUVER GIANTS NAME MORLEY SCOTT AS DIRECTOR, BROADCAST AND MEDIA RELATIONS

VANCOUVER, BC - The Vancouver Giants are pleased to announce the appointment
of Morley Scott to the position of Director, Broadcast and Media Relations.

Scott an Edmonton native will officially assume his role on July 20, 2009
and brings with him an extensive history of media and broadcast experience
within the National Hockey League,

In his most recent role as the Edmonton Oilers play-by-play analyst, Scott
was charged with broadcasting games on radio and television as both
play-by-play and colour analyst for 16 NHL seasons and close to 1500 games.

"We are excited to have Morley Scott on board for the upcoming season," says
Ron Toigo, President, Vancouver Giants. "Morley's extensive experience and
obvious passion for the game is something we feel will be appreciated by our
team, our fans and the entire community."

"Having the opportunity to work with a club like the Vancouver Giants is a
great honour," says Scott "They are an organization that brings the kind
of teamwork and professionalism you always hope you get to work with and I
am looking forward to being a part of the team this season."

Listen for the voice of Morley Scott on AM 650 All-Time Favourites and
local sports programming as he begins previewing another exciting season of
Vancouver Giants Hockey!

5 comments:

Todd said...

Rod, do you know if it's just the home team play by play that Sirius picks up for broadcast. If I knew it was CKRM all the time I would be really tempted to subscribe to Sirius.

Thanks Todd

Jordie Dwyer said...

Nice to Morley pick back up after the horrible decision last summer to replace him with the Bob on Oilers 630 CHED broadcasts....

Tom Hallick said...

Morley was parachuted in to do the Calder Cup Finals for local cable here in Winnipeg.

Jordie Dwyer said...

Morley was parachuted in for several gigs last hockey season including several stints on TSN (Telus Cup, Royal Bank Cup, etc)...but not unusual for someone of his quality to get work....

Portuguese Sensation said...

Awesome news!

I thought he had great chemistry with Rod Phillips back when they did the Oilers and thought for sure he'd replace Roddy once he retired.

Evidently they decided to go in a different direction with Bob Stauffer.

Glad to see Morley back on his feet - the Giants are lucky to have such a great professional in their organization.