Susan Gerchicoff Obituary – Death: NHL on TNT producer Shawn Gerchicoff’s wife has Passed Away
Susan Gerchicoff, Beloved Wife of NHL on TNT Producer, Remembered Fondly
It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of the passing of Susan Gerchicoff, the cherished wife of NHL on TNT producer Shawn Gerchicoff. Known for her infectious sense of humor and the ability to bring laughter to everyone around her, Susan passed away earlier this week. The announcement of her death was made on Twitter on Wednesday, January 17, 2024, without specifying the cause.
No cause of death has been disclosed for Susan Gerchicoff. NHLonTNT expresses sincere condolences to Shawn Gerchicoff on the unexpected loss of his beloved wife. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family during this challenging time.
Who Was Susan Gerchicoff?
Susan Gerchicoff was the loving wife of Shawn Gerchicoff, a respected Associate television producer. She was a remarkable individual, known for her soothing demeanor and profound kindness. Susan’s impact was far-reaching, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who had the privilege of knowing her.
With a unique and humorous personality, Susan embraced her individuality fearlessly, earning the admiration and love of her friends. Described as someone always ready to share a laugh, she brought joy and warmth to the lives of those around her.
About NHL on TNT
The NHL on TNT is an American television presentation of National Hockey League (NHL) games produced by TNT Sports, a division of Warner Bros. Discovery Sports. In 2021, Turner Sports secured a seven-year contract as one of the two primary rightsholders for NHL coverage in the United States, alongside ESPN/ABC, replacing NBC Sports.
The agreement grants TNT broadcasting rights for up to 72 nationally televised regular-season games, the NHL Winter Classic, half of the Stanley Cup playoffs (shared with TBS), and the Stanley Cup Finals in odd-numbered years. Additionally, there is an option for the streaming service Max to carry and/or simulcast games.
This partnership marks Turner Sports’ first national contract with the NHL, although they have previously aired regional hockey games and Olympic ice hockey. The regional sports networks under AT&T SportsNet also hold local rights to certain NHL teams.