Winners
- 1984 - Fred Cusick, Boston, Foster Hewitt, Toronto, Danny Gallivan, Montreal, and Rene Lecavalier, Montreal
- 1985 - Budd Lynch, Detroit, and Doug Smith, Montreal
- 1986 - Wes McKnight, Toronto, and Lloyd Pettit, Chicago
- 1987 - Bob Wilson, Boston
- 1988 - Dick Irvin, Jr., Montreal
- 1989 - Dan Kelly, St. Louis, Hockey Night in Canada
- 1990 - Jiggs McDonald, Atlanta, New York Islanders, Los Angeles
- 1991 - Bruce Martyn, Detroit
- 1992 - Jim Robson, Vancouver, Hockey Night in Canada
- 1993 - Al Shaver, Minnesota
- 1994 - Ted Darling, Buffalo
- 1995 - Brian McFarlane, Hockey Night in Canada
- 1996 - Bob Cole, Hockey Night in Canada
- 1997 - Gene Hart, Philadelphia
- 1998 - Howie Meeker, Hockey Night in Canada
- 1999 - Richard Garneau, Montreal
- 2000 - Bob Miller, Los Angeles
- 2001 - Mike Lange, Pittsburgh
- 2002 - Gilles Tremblay, Montreal
- 2003 - Rod Phillips, Edmonton
- 2004 - Chuck Kaiton, Hartford/Carolina
- 2005 - Sal Messina, New York Rangers
- 2006 - Peter Maher, Calgary
- 2007 - Bill Hewitt, Toronto
- 2008 - Mike "Doc" Emrick, New Jersey
- 2009 - John Davidson, New York Rangers
- 2010 - Ron Weber, Washington
- 2011 - Mickey Redmond, Detroit
- 2012 - Rick Jeanneret, Buffalo
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