206 assists, and 383 penalty minutes. In 50 playoff games, he collected five goals and three assists. Clement was known for a calm and consistent passing game, leading to the rhyme "Clement, Clement, Hands of Cement." Bud Light referenced the old taunt in one of their popular "Hockey Falls" commercials. Post-playing career After retiring from hockey, he worked for many years as a lead color commentator for ESPN's hockey coverage first with play-by-play man Mike Emrick from to and later Gary Thorne during these ESPN-produced telecasts to . From until he worked for SportsChannel America as lead color commentator on their national telecasts and regional Philadelphia Flyers games, both with Emrick. He worked with Jim Lampley as a studio analyst for NBC during their coverage of both the men's and women's ice hockey tournaments at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. He worked as the play-by-play announcer for table tennis, pentathlon events, and badminton tournaments for the 2004 and 2008 Summer Olympics for NBC. He won province championships playing badminton in high school. He also worked as an analyst in ESPN's Great Outdoor Games for several years. He provided color commentary for the EA Sports' NHL series for NHL 2000 and NHL 2001, with Jim Hughson; and for all next-generation versions from NHL 07 through NHL 14, with Gary Thorne. The latter duo previously voiced 2K Sports' NHL 2K series for ESPN NHL Hockey and ESPN NHL 2K5, when 2K Sports had the ESPN license. He is also host of a Flyers-based radio talk show on WBCB 1490 AM in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. The show includes current and former players and coaches, as well as players from the ECHL's Trenton Devils. He also continues to provide color commentary, as well as post-game show analysis, working several local Flyers broadcasts for NBC Sports Philadelphia and The Comcast Network since the 2007–08 season. From –, he broadcast at least one game of every Stanley Cup Finals series (with ESPN from –, SportsChannel America from –, ESPN again from –, and ABC from –). After a lockout canceled the 2005 Finals, he worked the and 2007 Finals as the studio host for OLN and NBC. He continued his streak in as a color commentator for NHL Radio on Westwood One. In January 2021, Clement announced his retirement from broadcasting at the age of 70. Personal life After retirement from hockey, he