color commentator and studio analyst for the Philadelphia Flyers' regional telecasts on NBC Sports Philadelphia with host Al Morganti. He also worked on some of the team's regional television broadcasts on NBC Sports Philadelphia when neither primary color analyst Keith Jones and back-up color analyst Bill Clement and later Scott Hartnell are unavailable. At the start of the 2015–16 NHL season, Boucher joined NBC Sports as an "Inside the Glass" reporter and studio analyst. From 2018 to 2021, Boucher worked as the "Inside the Glass" reporter with the lead broadcast team of Mike Emrick and Eddie Olczyk, a role he shares with Pierre McGuire. In addition to NBCSN, Boucher was also a studio analyst for NHL Network. After the conclusion of NBC’s last Stanley Cup Finals, Boucher joined ESPN/ABC for its NHL coverage, starting with the 2021–22 season, ESPN/ABC’s first season under a 7-year reunion deal, which brought both networks its first set of NHL games since 2004, as their #2 color commentator, behind Ray Ferraro. Personal life Boucher has a wife, Melissa, and a son and daughter. His son Tyler is a left winger for the Ottawa 67's and was a first round draft choice of the Ottawa Senators in 2021. Boucher attended Mount St. Charles Academy in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, and played major junior hockey for the Tri-City Americans. Records Modern day NHL record with five consecutive shutouts in 2003–04. Career statistics Regular season and playoffs International Awards and achievements WHL 1995–96 – (West) second All-Star team 1996–97 – (West) first All-Star team 1996–97 – Del Wilson Trophy (WHL Goaltender of the Year) International 1997 – All-Star Selection, IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships AHL 1998 – Calder Cup champion with Philadelphia Phantoms NHL 1999–2000 – NHL All-Rookie team 1999–2000 – GAA leader (1.91) Player of the Week (October 29, 2001 – November 4, 2001) References External links Brian Boucher's profile at Hockey Goalies 1977 births Living people Adirondack Phantoms players American men's ice hockey goaltenders Calgary Flames players Carolina Hurricanes players Chicago Blackhawks players Columbus Blue Jackets players EV Zug players HV71 players Ice hockey players from Rhode Island Mount Saint Charles Academy alumni National Hockey League broadcasters National Hockey League first-round draft picks People from Woonsocket, Rhode Island Philadelphia Flyers draft picks Philadelphia Flyers players Philadelphia Phantoms players Phoenix Coyotes players San Antonio Rampage players San Jose Sharks players Tri-City Americans players American expatriate ice hockey players