She originally joined the Coyotes' front office in 2018. Lyndsey Fry enters her second season as the Coyotes' radio color analyst.įry also serves as the team's Director of External Engagement & Female Hockey as well as the President of the Arizona Kachinas girls hockey association which she cofounded for the organization. While at MSU, he began his sports broadcasting career by calling Spartans' hockey, baseball and basketball games.īob and his wife, Malissa, reside in Ahwatukee.
Heethuis received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Telecommunication from Michigan State University in 1983. Throughout his 13-year career in the IHL, Heethuis had the opportunity to call over 1,000 regular and postseason games while earning IHL Broadcaster of the Year honors in 1994-95. He also hosted "Coyotes Weekly" - an hour-long Coyotes magazine show on KDUS AM-1060.Ĭurrently in his 37th year of professional hockey broadcasting, the 60-year-old native of Muskegon, Michigan previously worked as the radio play-by-play voice for the International Hockey League's Muskegon Lumberjacks and Phoenix Roadrunners from 1984 to 1997. Prior to becoming the Coyotes' radio play-by-play announcer, Heethuis could be heard on the air on KDUS AM-1060 during the week updating listeners with news on the Coyotes and the rest of the sports world. the Dallas Stars.įor seven seasons, "Heeter" served as the studio host for all Coyotes radio broadcasts as well as the "Coyotes Wrap-Up Show" - a post-game call-in show heard on KDUS AM-1060 - now NBC Sports Radio AM 1060 - with interviews, highlights and analysis.
There’s a favorites list but you can’t favorite anything, as far as I can tell.Bob Heethuis returns for his 24th season as a member of the Coyotes' radio team and his 17th season as radio play-by-play announcer. Consider adding an upload date under the episode title. The episodes are in date order but if the title is too long and you can’t see the date at the end you’ll have no idea when it’s from. Essentially add an auto play next option from Older to Newer or Newer to Older Reversing that auto play order would play them in logical order. Normal auto play would play in the order of Hour 3, then Hour 2, then Hour 1.
For example, see Dipietro & Rothenberg, where they upload the hourly episodes.
Also remember that episodes are uploaded in date order, so add an option for auto play to play the next newest episode as opposed to the standard play next. Add an option for automatically playing the next episode. This sounds like it should be a standard feature for a podcast app, no? Should make things a lot easier, but for now that doesn’t seem to be the case. First off, love the ESPN NY has an app now.
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