Ken Kal - Reaching The NHL

Reaching The NHL

In 1995, Kal switched over to the NHL, replacing the legendary Bruce Martyn, who retired after 31 years as the play by play voice for the Detroit Red Wings. He joined former NHLer Paul Woods in the booth who had previously worked with Martyn. He has called the final seconds of four Stanley Cup victories and the milestone goals of several hall of fame ice hockey players.

In addition to his broadcast duties, Kal represents the Red Wings in the community, often visiting schools or business groups, hosting team events and playing for the Wings charity softball team. Kal is a contributing writer to the team's official magazine, "Inside Hockeytown". Rounding out his administrative duties, Ken also works with the broadcast department to expand the Red Wings radio network and maintain affiliate relations. Ken was married during the summer of 2003.