Detroit Red Wings fans, if you don't already love broadcaster Ken Daniels, now might be your long overdue hint to start doing so. Daniels has been one of the best voices in the sport of hockey, and it would seem as though one of Detroit's top stars, Patrick Kane, shares that opinion.
On Monday, Red Wings star forward Patrick Kane spoke with members of the media for the first time since signing his new deal to remain with the team for one more season. Kane shared some insight into why he decided to return to Detroit, revealing that Daniels himself had played a role in the decision. Kane indicated that some of his most cherished hockey memories were created in part by Daniels this past season.
Kane didn't mention any one moment in particular, and was likely thinking of more than one. However, if I had to pick just one call from Ken Daniels last season that stands out, there's an easy choice to make. Patrick Kane's overtime winner in his return to Chicago was a magical moment, greatly amplified by a truly incredible piece of broadcasting from Ken Daniels.
