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Roger Lajoie operates Triumph Sports Communications, a leader in providing editorial, broadcast and public relations services.

 

Listen to Roger on Sportsnet Radio The Fan 590 on your AM dial, or listen online.

 

 

Roger broadcasts all Mississauga OHL games on RogersTV and on the web

 


Roger was a North American sports correspondant for the Reuters News Agency from 2002-2011.

  


Roger was the play-by-play voice of the Oshawa Generals on Rogers TV for all Generals home games.

 

        

Roger has been involved with the Toronto Maple Leafs Baseball Club since 1979 and has been the team's announcer for 34 years and 675 games..

 

  

Roger teaches at the College of Sports Media in downtown Toronto, Canada's newest sports media diploma granting college.

The Road to Hockeytown now available - Order Here!

The Rog's Rant

New book on Paul Henderson and new projects on the way for TSC

I am pleased to announce that my second book, “The Goal of My Life”, The Paul Henderson story, will be available in all bookstores and online in September, 2012.
 
I have been very fortunate to have done many exciting things in my 32 years in the sports media business, including working on “The Road to Hockeytown”, the Jimmy Devellano story, in 2008, and I am very excited about my second book coming out in the fall.

Over the next few years I will be writing several more books, and I hope you’ll enjoy reading them as much as I’ve enjoyed writing them. I will continue to operate Triumph Sports Communications, and writing books will become an ever increasing part of my business in the next few years.

For the past year, I have had the opportunity to be the Executive Vice President of the Mississauga St. Michael’s Majors of the Ontario Hockey League. In May, 2012, Eugene Melnyk sold the team to Mississauga businessman Elliott Kerr, and I wish them nothing but the best as they look to solidify and grow the franchise in Mississauga. I had to put aside several TSC projects for the past season as a result of having taken that position, but it was a pleasure to be involved in the OHL in this capacity.

It’s time now for me to concentrate on finishing several more books, along with tackling some new ventures in my business. I will be doing some work in the fall for the official re-opening of Maple Leaf Gardens on behalf of Ryerson University for one thing, and you’ll be hearing all about that in the coming months.

I will still be hosting on Sportsnet 590 The Fan and doing play-by-play in the OHL.I also have some other ventures in the works, so the next year promises to be an exciting one for me on the professional level.

Whether it's been working in newspapers, hosting on the radio, appearing on television, doing play-by-play or working in sports marketing or promotion (and now teaching), I have enjoyed a career in sports the past 32 years that has been terrific for me. 2012 and 2013 figure to be my busiest years yet, so thanks for your support and for visiting my website.

You can follow the latest TSC news here, and also following me on Twitter at @therog590.
 
Thanks again for your support and look forward to many more years being involved in the sports media and marketing business.
 
My vocation is my vacation after all. How lucky can anybody be to be able to say that.

 

The Road to Hockeytown was a long and winding one


I have had the opportunity to do a lot of special things in my 28 years in the sports media business, for which I am forever grateful.

Whether it's been working in newspapers, hosting on the radio, appearing on television, doing play-by-play or working in sports marketing or promotion (and now teaching), I have been both lucky and blessed at what I have been able to do for a living.

I only even call it "work" because I get paid for it. My vocation is my vacation, it really is. And I am thrilled to tell you that my first book was published in September of 2008, "The Road to Hockeytown" Jimmy Devellano's 40 years in the National Hockey League.

Jimmy D and I spent a lot of hours putting this together with the great folks at Wiley Publishing and I certainly hope I have done his great career justice with the end result. I'm sure I have, mostly because of Jimmy allowing me to tell his great story with him.[CONTINUED]

 

Triumph Sports Communications

Canadian music icon Gordon Lightfoot visited Norm Rumack and Roger recently on The Fan 590

Welcome to www.rogerlajoie.com, the official site of Triumph Sports Communications and Roger Lajoie. TSC's clients have included the Reuters News Agency, Sportsnet 590 The Fan all-sports radio, the Toronto Sun Publishing Company, the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors, the Oshawa Generals, the Toronto Maple Leafs Intercounty Baseball League team, the College of Sports Media, the Ontario Lacrosse Association and other sports groups and associations. Listen to Roger Lajoie on weeknights and other times on Sportsnet The Fan 590.

Roger with WWE Diva Trish Stratus

Founded in 1989, Triumph Sports Communications provides editorial, broadcast and public relations services to a wide variety of companies and individuals.

Roger with longtime radio partner Dave Gilbert

Roger Lajoie was a North American sports correspondent for the Reuters News Agency for nine years is a regular host on Sportsnet 590 radio station in Toronto, where he has worked for 20 years. He is the play-by-play voice of all Mississauga OHL games on Rogers TV and on the web. Roger also teaches at the College of Sports Media in downtown Toronto. Several book projects of Roger's are nearing completion, with The Road to Hockeytown now available at all booksellers and online. His second book, The Goal of My Life, the Paul Henderson story, will be available in September. Triumph Sports Communications also helps provide internet broadcasts for several sports teams and leagues and works with Heritage Hockey,  3 on 3 Hockey, the Toronto Sun, and the Intercounty Baseball League.

Roger Lajoie, Lori Gordon "The Pro Fit Girl" and Stormin' Norman Rumack on the set of The Home Team, seen on Rogers Televisio

A Journalism graduate of Ryerson University in Toronto, Roger and his associates also handle special requests from companies and individuals for many editorial and public relations requests. Triumph Sports Communications can help you with such things as speeches, desktop publishing, public speaking, event marketing and other editorial and public relations functions. You can also have the life story of yourself or a family member written and professionally printed by Triumph Sports Communications.

 

 

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