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Lukan

[loo-kuhn]

adjective

  1. of or relating to the Evangelist Luke or to the Gospel of Luke.



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Lukan already works in multiple TV and digital roles with the team and network and co-hosts a “Too Many Men” national hockey podcast, so it’s unclear whether she’d have been interested in taking on the daily grind and travel schedule of the 82-game radio job.

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Throw in multitalented reporter Piper Shaw — an aspiring musician who recently released songs on Spotify — and analytics specialist Alison Lukan along with Olczyk’s son, Nick, as a studio analyst and it’s tough to find a more comprehensive local NHL broadcast.

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Alexander Lukan and Dennis Galitsky, who work as freelancers in western Ukraine near Ivano-Frankivsk, have both volunteered to serve on the territorial defense forces.

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Forwards Jacob Leicht, Logan Hunter and Conner Lukan and defensemen Stephen Wack, Adam Herold, Logan Boulet and Xavier Labelle were also among the dead, according to family members and others.

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“I’ve really clicked with Joseph and Lukan,” he said on the team’s website.

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