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"OT3 13:40:
Giv Bob Cole credit. He's sounds the same as he did 4 hours ago."
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The above quote is from Boone. It contains mistakes, and Boone "did not notice". That's what Boone is always saying about Cole during the game concerning various events that happened, e.g., someone playing without a stick, a good hit, etc. Maybe Cole noticed, but just did not comment. Maybe Boone saw his typos, but just did not bother to correct them.
There was one time when the referee blew the whistle because it seemed like Detroit had scored. Right away Cole said it hit the crossbar, and he was right. I can't understand all this criticism of a 76 year old broadcaster. People in Canada, Boone included, have the option of watching the game on NBC or RDS. Imagine Boone's blog when he's 76. lol