Jim Robson, Vancouver Canucks Announcer, Dies at 91

Jim Robson, the iconic voice of the Vancouver Canucks, has passed away at 91 after a brief illness, as confirmed by his daughter. Over his 47-year broadcasting career, he called more than 2,000 NHL games, notably starting with the Canucks’ inaugural game in 1970 and never missing a broadcast due to illness until his retirement in 1999. Tributes highlight his legendary status and impact on sports broadcasting, with fellow announcers and fans expressing their condolences. Robson is remembered for his dedication to the craft and his lasting influence on future broadcasters.

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