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May 9
There is limited information available about Ronnie Rayzie. It is possible that he is a private individual or a relatively unknown person. Without further context, it is difficult to provide more information about him.
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May 9
Ronnie Rayzie is a Canadian sports broadcaster and journalist. He currently works as a host and commentator for Rogers Sportsnet, where he covers a variety of sports, including hockey, baseball, and basketball.
Early Life and Career
- Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Began his broadcasting career at the age of 17 with CKXM-FM in Oshawa, Ontario
- Attended Seneca College and studied broadcasting
- After graduating, worked as a radio host and reporter for various stations in the Greater Toronto Area
Career at Rogers Sportsnet
- Joined Rogers Sportsnet in 2004
- Hosted shows such as "Hockey Central," "Blue Jays Central," and "Sportsnet Tonight"
- Served as a play-by-play commentator for NHL and NBA games
- Covered major sporting events, including the Olympics, Stanley Cup Playoffs, and World Series
Other Work
- In addition to his work at Sportsnet, Rayzie has also:
- Hosted the "Ronnie and Dreger" podcast with Elliotte Friedman
- Written a book entitled "Detour: A Journey Through My Bipolar Life"
- Appeared as a guest on various television and radio shows
Awards and Recognition
- Won the Gemini Award for Best Sports Play-by-Play Announcer in 2008
- Received the Canadian Screen Award for Best Sports Host in 2015 and 2018
Personal Life
- Ronnie Rayzie is married and has two children
- He is a vocal advocate for mental health awareness, having publicly shared his struggles with bipolar disorder
Early Life and Career
- Born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Began his broadcasting career at the age of 17 with CKXM-FM in Oshawa, Ontario
- Attended Seneca College and studied broadcasting
- After graduating, worked as a radio host and reporter for various stations in the Greater Toronto Area
Career at Rogers Sportsnet
- Joined Rogers Sportsnet in 2004
- Hosted shows such as "Hockey Central," "Blue Jays Central," and "Sportsnet Tonight"
- Served as a play-by-play commentator for NHL and NBA games
- Covered major sporting events, including the Olympics, Stanley Cup Playoffs, and World Series
Other Work
- In addition to his work at Sportsnet, Rayzie has also:
- Hosted the "Ronnie and Dreger" podcast with Elliotte Friedman
- Written a book entitled "Detour: A Journey Through My Bipolar Life"
- Appeared as a guest on various television and radio shows
Awards and Recognition
- Won the Gemini Award for Best Sports Play-by-Play Announcer in 2008
- Received the Canadian Screen Award for Best Sports Host in 2015 and 2018
Personal Life
- Ronnie Rayzie is married and has two children
- He is a vocal advocate for mental health awareness, having publicly shared his struggles with bipolar disorder
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