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Gabriel Morency is a Canadian sports broadcaster, who currently hosts the radio show Sports Rage on CKGM (The Team 990) in Montreal, Quebec.

Before radio and despite not having a large build, Gabriel played minor hockey and was on his way to England to play professionally but chose a career in entertainment, leading to the music business and ultimately radio. Morency was placed fourth in the Montreal Readers Poll as the biggest sports personality in the city only behind Jose Theodore, Saku Koivu and Vladimir Guerrero in 2003. Conspicuously, Gabriel has not placed in the past 3 polls.

Morency also writes occasionally in the Montreal Mirror, a free press.

He hosted before the show Sports Weekly before joining the Team 990.

Sports Rage is known for Road Rages. In 38 months, there have been 22 Road Rages. Road Rages are shows that are made on the road where Morency and his listeners come to party. There are also guest stars that come on these road rages. His Road Rages often involve attacks on the French Media. Well know for having a stripper Tangerine Dream at both his road rages and studio shows, he is considered mysogenistic by many of his fans. In the summer of 2002, Gabriel Morency was suspended for defamatory comments concerning a local media personality. Also, in the summer of 2002, he began a feud with a devout listener and established scholar in the field of History, D'ondre Labomba, a feud that persists to this day. The feud escalated in December of 2003 when Gabriel challenged Dondre to call into the show. Ringing in the new year, Frank from Valleyfield, whom Gabriel thought was a loyal caller, was revealed to be the cursed Dondre. Dondre Labomba has also fooled Gabriel by assuming the personas of Victor the Morency hater, Vic from St-Michel, and Pat in Downtown. and The only listener known to have met Dondre Labomba and Little Tommy is the infamous and often misunderstood 'Madness from parts unknown' In recent times both Little Tommy, whose interest in community soccer remains unsurpassed in the Proud city of Verdun, and Lord Shaughgessy, owner of the Chemin De Fer Canadien-Pacifique have been know to call in with sexually obecene comments. Producer, Jimmy, as a result has been replaced by hard-nosed Producer David Simon. Both Little Tommy and Lord Shaughgessy have attempted to make peace with Dave Simon who has of yet remained obstinate.

Morency is also known for conceiling his bald head under a tuque.

Morency is also the host of The Blue Line, a Montreal Canadiens postgame show on the Team 990.

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