Classic. Broadcasting Fraser continues his involvement in the NHL community by participating in a TSN.ca blog named "C'Mon Ref!" where he applies his NHL referee experience to controversial calls in current NHL games. Fraser also serves as analyst on TSN's hockey highlight show, That's Hockey 2Nite. Personal life At just tall, Fraser says that his height contributed to his longevity in the league by forcing him to "develop techniques to ... avoid being hit" Fraser's father, Hilton "Hilt" Fraser, was a huge influence on his son's career having him skating at 15 months old, chasing pucks at 11, and refereeing by age 15. In 1995, Fraser was received into the Roman Catholic Church. On November 3, 2017, it was announced via NHL.com that Fraser has been diagnosed with a rare, incurable blood disorder called essential thrombocythemia. Awards and accolades Fraser currently holds the record for most NHL regular season games refereed, although he was second to Bill McCreary in playoff games refereed. He was voted the "most consistent" referee in a December 2005 poll of NHL players by The Hockey News. Fraser was awarded the 2007 Special Achievement Award by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association. In 2009, Fraser was named to the Ontario Minor Hockey Association's All-Time team as a referee. A banner was raised at the home arena of the Ontario Hockey League's Sarnia Sting in his hometown to mark the honour. References 1952 births Living people National Hockey League officials Sportspeople from Sarnia Converts to Roman Catholicism Canadian Roman Catholics