""[The ESPN appearance] was fun," he said. "I give so much more credit to you guys that go on the broadcast with that thing in your ear. It is like - first time I had it in was right when we went live, and I was like, 'What? I feel like I just hit someone and lost my hearing in one ear.' It was nuts. It was so hard. But it is fun.""
""But yeah, we'll see. I hope I'm on the broadcast for a couple games. I'm not sure, Biz, if it will be at your side (at TNT) or somewhere else, but I do enjoy it, and it's a way for me to stay in the game. And I don't have the time to commit to coaching, so. But we'll see.""
TJ Oshie retired from the NHL in June and will serve as a studio and game analyst for ESPN during the 2025-26 season. ESPN announced the signing on its PR social accounts. Oshie also signed on as a contributor to Monumental Sports Network’s local Capitals broadcasts this season and intends to remain linked to the Capitals on a part-time basis. He relocated his family to Minnesota over the summer and expects significant travel during the 2025-26 campaign. Oshie previously appeared as a guest analyst during last spring’s Western Conference Final and said he enjoys broadcasting as a way to stay involved without coaching.
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