Pete Weber and Terry Crisp understood the assignment from day one. Calling their first Nashville Predators game together in September 1998, a preseason game against the Florida Panthers in Huntsville, ...
NASHVILLE-- Longtime broadcaster Pete Weber has seen every pivotal moment in Nashville Predators history as a radio and television play-by-play announcer since their first game in 1998. That's what ...
ST. LOUIS – St. Louis-raised bowling legend Pete Weber joins FOX 2 Sports Director Martin Kilcoyne to discuss his bowling career, including his famous “Who Do You Think You Are? I Am” chant after a ...
Without Pete Weber and Terry Crisp, the Predators may not still be playing hockey in Nashville. That’s how Predators television play-by-play man Willy Daunic sees things, and he’s not wrong. Weber and ...
Nashville Predators radio broadcaster Pete Weber will visit his 71st arena on Thursday. Weber has been broadcasting NHL games for 47 years, and has seen some legendary arenas. When Nashville Predators ...
Since the franchise began in 1998, Weber has been a play-by-play man for the Nashville Predators on either television or radio. Through the wild early days of a fledgling team and through the dark ...
Broadcasters Pete Weber and Terry Crisp will be inducted into the Nashville Predators' Golden Hall. The duo called the Predators' first game in 1998 and were instrumental in building the team's fan ...
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