After french television and english radio I am now joining the wonderful world of blogging.(Is that a word?)
According to Mitch this is next big thing in our multimedia world.
I am exited about the possibility of sharing some of my takes on the world of sport , something that I dont always have a chance to do on the Morning Show with Elliott and Shaun talking all the time.(Just kidding guys!!!)
Great ceremony last night at the Bell centre for Ken Dryden. He was my favorite player on the Montreal Canadiens in the seventies.
Five days away from Super Bowl 41 in Miami and I have a hard time finding a reason to pick the Bears to win.
I just heard Marshall Faulk on PTI say that he wants to come back next year.If he does I dont think it will be with the Rams. I would see him in a Detroit Lions uniform reunited with Mike Martz.
Finally, now that Craig Conroy is back in Calgary , will Bob Gainey make a pitch for Bryan Smolinski of the Blackhawks ?
The Canadiens have 8 UFA's at the end of the year so Gainey doesn't have a choice , he has to take a shot at going all the way this season.
About Me
- Denis Casavant
- Denis Casavant started his broadcasting carreer in 1982 at the radio station CKCH in Hull, Quebec. In 1986, he joined Jacques Doucet and Rodger Brulotte on the Montreal Expos radio broadcast for CKAC in Montreal. In September of 1989 he made the move to the RDS television network as the play-by-play commentator of the Montreal Expos. Denis has also done play-by-play of the NFL since 2001 for RDS and has become the voice of the Montreal Alouettes with Pierre Vercheval for the past 4 seasons. Casavant, 42, has also been part of the RDS coverage of the last summer Olympics in Sydney and Athens, doing the play-by-play for basketball. His favorite broadcasters: Jacques Doucet , Dave Van Horne and Dick Enberg. He lives in Notre-Dame de l'Ile Perrot with his wife of 19 years, Lynne, and their two sons Mathieu, 16 and Daniel, 14.
