Ok. I’ll bite.
When I listen to his PBP, I find Singh’s cadence problematic for me. It can be halting and lacking flow, which when describing hockey (which is all about flow) is distracting for me.
His tone too at times is monochromatic. What I mean by that is the opposite of Jack Michael’s approach (who isn’t my favourite neither), is that the level of excitement sometimes doesn’t match the intensity and excitement in the on ice action. Jack on the other hand is prone to being excessive in both these approaches. If I have to choose between, I would lean to Jack. I actually turn the sound off when Harnaryan does games.
In my years of watching hockey, my favourites have been
- Bob Cole - the GOAT in my opinion him sure that will be challenged,

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- Mike Emrick
- and because I watch a lot of Detroit games too, Ken Daniels
- going way back to the 70/80s, Dan Kelly when he did games on CTV (I think, but might be wrong on the network he was on here in Canada)
- for a current CBC/Sportsnet guy, I’d have to go with Cuthbert. Hughson was always a go to in the past.