Ten years ago, Red Wings play-by-play announcer Ken Daniels and Lisa Daniels Goldman lost their 23-year-old son, Jamie, to a fentanyl-laced pill. But through the Jamie Daniels Foundation, they’re turning their grief into a lifeline for young people dealing with substance use disorder.

Jamie Daniels’ parents, Ken Daniels -- longtime Detroit Red Wings play-by-play announcer, and Lisa Daniels Goldman, never knew they’d only get 23 years with their precious boy.

Red Wings broadcaster Ken Daniels shares his memories with Local 4 ahead of the “100 Years of Hockeytown: A Night at the Fox Theatre” event.

Longtime Detroit Red Wings broadcaster Ken Daniels shares stories with Local 4 as fans get ready for a weekend full of centennial celebrations for the team.

Many people know him as the voice of the Detroit Red Wings, but at his core, Ken Daniels is a father and he has a very important message.

There have been 4,500 speed humps installed across the city of Detroit and more are expected.

DETROIT Ken Daniels and Mickey Redmond are the longest-currently-serving broadcast duo in the league. It was tough when the Red Wings Season abruptly ended this year, so it was nice to see each other again, six feet apart of course. Ive got NHL stars and Hollywood celebrities.Ken Daniels is also keeping hockey alive in Hockeytown with his Instagram account: KendanielsTV. He said it could be seven months or more before the Red Wings hit the ice again. More: Red Wings NewsMore: Benched

DETROIT - A celebrity roast of Mickey Redmond is being held to benefit the Jamie Daniels Foundation. For more on the Jamie Daniels Foundation and how to help, go here. Read more about it: Red Wings TV announcer Ken Daniels creates Jamie Daniels Foundation to fight opioid abuseCopyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

DETROIT A celebrity roast of Mickey Redmond is being held to benefit the Jamie Daniels Foundation. For more on the Jamie Daniels Foundation and how to help, go here. Read more about it: Red Wings TV announcer Ken Daniels creates Jamie Daniels Foundation to fight opioid abuse

Detroit Red Wings play-by-play broadcaster Ken Daniels has a lot of stories to share about his 20-plus years covering the team. He was the special guest on Thursday's Spittin Chiclets podcast, which is hosted by former NHLers Paul Bissonnette and Ryan Whitney, and he shared more than a few gems about the Red Wings, specifically about the 2002 Stanley Cup winning team. He talked about the feeling after the Vancouver Canucks went up 2-0 in the opening round series, winning both games in Detroit. Daniels made the famous call, "Thats just the break the Red Wings needed." If you have not signed up for my Red Wings newsletter and you like to follow the team, please sign up now.