Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Curt Keilback (born 1948) is a freelance Canadian sportscaster and actor, best known as the former play-by-play voice of the National Hockey League's Winnipeg Jets and Phoenix Coyotes.Keilback, a native of Brandon, Manitoba, began his broadcasting career as a sports director for CJGX radio in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Keilback later moved to Regina, where began doing play-by-play for CKCK.In 1979, Keilback moved to Winnipeg to work on Jets radio and television broadcasts. Starting as a color commentator, he became the regular play-by-play voice of the Jets in 1982. When the Jets relocated to Phoenix, Arizona in 1996, Keilback was retained as the voice of the new Phoenix Coyotes. Keilback called games for the Coyotes until 2007, at which time the Coyotes decided not to renew his contract.Since leaving the Coyotes broadcast booth, Keilback has returned to Winnipeg, where he calls Manitoba Junior Hockey League games. He has also appeared in number of recent films, including the 2011 hockey comedy Goon.Keilback is a member of the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame, inducted in the media category."@en }
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- Curt_Keilback abstract "Curt Keilback (born 1948) is a freelance Canadian sportscaster and actor, best known as the former play-by-play voice of the National Hockey League's Winnipeg Jets and Phoenix Coyotes.Keilback, a native of Brandon, Manitoba, began his broadcasting career as a sports director for CJGX radio in Yorkton, Saskatchewan. Keilback later moved to Regina, where began doing play-by-play for CKCK.In 1979, Keilback moved to Winnipeg to work on Jets radio and television broadcasts. Starting as a color commentator, he became the regular play-by-play voice of the Jets in 1982. When the Jets relocated to Phoenix, Arizona in 1996, Keilback was retained as the voice of the new Phoenix Coyotes. Keilback called games for the Coyotes until 2007, at which time the Coyotes decided not to renew his contract.Since leaving the Coyotes broadcast booth, Keilback has returned to Winnipeg, where he calls Manitoba Junior Hockey League games. He has also appeared in number of recent films, including the 2011 hockey comedy Goon.Keilback is a member of the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame, inducted in the media category.".