John Keating is a TV anchor/host in Detroit covering mostly the Red Wings and Tigers and will retire after the hockey season.

John Keating has been in broadcasting for 45 years, and since 1996, he's been a constant presence on Tigers and Red Wings broadcasts.

During his 45-year career in the field, he was around for some of the most memorable moments in Detroit sports history, including four of the Red Wings' Stanley Cups as well as the Pistons' championship in 2004.

Longtime broadcaster and Detroit legend John Keating announced his retirement in a social media post early Friday morning.

DETROIT – A longtime Detroit sports broadcaster announced that he’s going to retire after decades on television. John Keating has been a staple of Detroit sports since the 1990s, from Fox Sports Detroit to Bally to the new FanDuel Sports Network.

John Keating, a longtime sports broadcaster in Michigan, has announced he intends to retire from television at the end of the current Detroit Red Wings season.

(CBS DETROIT) - Detroit sports broadcaster John Keating, whose career spans decades in Michigan and Colorado, announced on Friday that he will be retiring at the end of the Detroit Red Wings season. The Red Wings' final season game will be on April 17, 2025, and their last home game will be on April 15.

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