AHL broadcaster recovering from collapse
Courtesy WREX-TV
(July 13, 2009) Rockford IceHogs radio play-by-play man Mike Peck is recovering in a Chicago hospital after he collapsed at the United Center in Chicago on Thursday. Peck, 31, was conducting interviews with players after the Blackhawks Prospects Camp when he lost consciousness.

Peck was rushed to Cook County Hospital in critical condition with an apparent heart problem.

He was in a coma on Thursday evening, but had awoken from it as of Friday afternoon.

Peck is entering his ninth year with the IceHogs organization. Outside of his play-by-play duties, he serves as Vice President of Communications for the team.

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