Flyers reporter and television personality John Boruk announced Friday afternoon his time with NBC Sports Philadelphia is up after 13 years with the company.
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Boruk thanked the company, which was still known as Comcast SportsNet Philadelphia when he was hired, and his followers via Twitter on Friday:
The timing isn’t terribly surprising, even if the move is: The Flyers just recently finished their regular season, failing to qualify for the playoffs for the third time in the last five years.
Boruk didn’t say whether he has a new position lined up.
A number of his colleagues and followers were sad to hear the news:
It’s been a busy last year-plus for NBC Sports Philadelphia, as the network has hemorrhaged some of its biggest on-air names while adding new talent and, most recently, upgrading its studios.
Last March, reporter Marshall Harris departed, eventually landing in Sacramento. Last April, Michael Barkann moved into a new role as the network’s main pre- and post-game host. Last June, Sixers reporter Molly Sullivan was let go, eventually landing with the Eagles. And last August, Rob Ellis left the network.
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On the flip side, the network is adding a betting-focused series through its NBC Sports Philadelphia+ service, and bringing Jimmy Rollins into the fold for select Phillies games this year.
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