Greg Wolf Professional Host

John Franzone, the Lightning’s Vice President of Game Presentation noted that Wolf is a key member of the “game-night family”.
“Greg is a consummate pro,” said Franzone, who is in his 16th season with the team. “He is able to elevate a moment in his unique way. He puts guests and contestants at ease, and I think that is part of his strongest suit. He connects with people in the last row. He is a guy that is talking to you, and not just somebody delivering copy.”

Greg is a graduate of The University of South Florida, having been involved in the Tampa music scene since 1995.
Greg was enrolled at USF when he started his own radio show on 760 WBDN-AM. In 1998, Greg secured a gig at Tampa Bay’s Party Station, WiLD 98.7 FM (now WiLD 94.1). Starting out as a street teamer, Greg worked his way up through the Promotions ranks, becoming Assistant Promotions Director within two years. From there he leaped to a full-time on-air gig and quickly became the #1 Arbitron rated night show in Tampa Bay for seven years straight.
In 2006, Greg made the jump into bigger arenas and served as Marketing Director & In-Arena Host for the Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) until 2009. It was in 2009 when he was snatched up by Clear Channel Radio (now iHeartRadio/iHeartMedia) to take over the role as Promotions Director for 95.7 The Beat, Tampa Bay’s Hip-Hop and R&B station, as well as Tampa Bay’s Sports Radio 620 WDAE & Newsradio 970 WFLA. Greg continued in that role until February 2016 when he decided to step aside from the radio world to focus 100% on his dream; Street Laced.
In 2012, Greg returned to serve as the In-Arena Host for the Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) and for the Arena Football League’s, Tampa Bay Storm (AFL). He has also taken on that same role for the University of South Florida’s Football & Basketball Programs(NCAA) and continues all of those duties today.
Wolf co-hosts the Lightning's weekly podcast series, "The Bolts Block Party" with former Bolts defenseman, Braydon Coburn. The NHL has called upon Greg to host multiple league events over the years, including the NHL Global Series in Stockholm, Sweden in 2019, the 2023 NHL Winter Classic in Boston's Fenway Park & 2024 in Seattle, Washington at T-Mobile Park, the 2023 NHL Stadium Series in Raleigh, North Carolina at Carter-Finley Stadium & 2024 in New Jersey at MetLife Stadium, the 2023 NHL Heritage Classic (Edmonton, Alberta), and is a 4-time NHL All-Star Host well, hosting multiple All-Star Weekends in 2018 (Tampa), 2022 (Las Vegas), 2023 (Sunrise) & 2024 (Toronto).
Wolf was most recently named In-Game Host for the Tampa Bay Sun Women’s Professional Soccer Team