Who are the NBC Olympic commentators?
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Asked by: Jeff Cook
Who is commentating Olympics on NBC?
Ahmed Fareed, Jimmy Roberts, Lindsay Czarniak and Jac Collinsworth will host coverage on USA Network, Carolyn Manno will host coverage on CNBC, and Kathryn Tappen will serve as a host in the second week of coverage.
| Total Medals | Gold Medals | |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 23 | 9 |
Who are the NBC Olympic opening ceremony commentators?
NBC Olympics correspondents Steve Kornacki, NBC News’ celebrated national political correspondent, and Lindsey Vonn, a three-time Olympic medal winning skier for the U.S., will also offer commentary on the broadcast.
Who are the commentators for the Olympic closing ceremony?
NBC’s reporters at the event will be Andrea Joyce and NBC News’ Sam Brock and Anne Thompson. Before the Closing Ceremony broadcast, NBC’s Olympics host Mike Tirico will present an hour-long look back at highlights from the Games, starting at 7 p.m.
Who is commentating Olympic hockey?
Hockey analysts include long-time NHL goalie Brian Boucher, returning for his second assignment with NBC Olympics; 11-year NHL veteran Anson Carter, who returns for his second assignment with NBC Olympics; nine-year NHL veteran Keith Jones, returning for his third Games with NBC Olympics; three-time Olympic medalist …
Who is the female commentator on the Olympics?
Mary Carillo serves a correspondent for NBC’s coverage of the Olympic Games and analyst for NBC’s tennis coverage. Carillo finished her 14th Olympic assignment overall and her 11th with NBC as a correspondent for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in PyeongChang, South Korea.
Who is commentating Olympic women’s hockey?
AJ Mleczko returns to NBC Sports for her fifth Olympic assignment as a women’s hockey analyst at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics. Mleczko previously served as a women’s hockey analyst in Sochi, Vancouver and Torino, as well as a field hockey analyst at the Rio Olympics in 2016.
Where is Bob Costas now?
“By Thursday of the first week, I would have regretted it.” Costas has since gone to CNN for a commentating job and returned to his HBO show called “Back On the Record with Bob Costas.”
