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Analysts
[
edit
]
Bill Adam
: (auto racing coverage)
Trev Alberts
:
College Game Day
James Allen
: (Formula One coverage)
Greg Anthony
: 2002–2008 (
NBA Shootaround
and
game coverage
analyst); now
NBA TV
analyst
Pete Axthelm
: (
NFL GameDay
and
NFL PrimeTime
analyst) (deceased)
Dusty Baker
: 2006–2007 (
Baseball Tonight
analyst)
Stephen Bardo
: 2005–2013
College Basketball on ESPN
Jon Beekhuis
: (auto racing coverage)
Dick Berggren
: (auto racing coverage)
Todd Blackledge
: 2006–2022 (
ESPN College Football Saturday Primetime
)
Brian Boucher
: 2021-2023 (
NHL on ESPN
)
Larry Bowa
: 2005 (
Baseball Tonight
analyst); now
Philadelphia Phillies
bench coach
Jeff Brantley
: (
Baseball Tonight
and
game coverage
analyst); now broadcaster for
Cincinnati Reds
Tom Brennan
: 2005–09
College Basketball on ESPN
Chris Broussard
(2004–2016): (
NBA Fastbreak
); now
FS1
NBA analyst
Hubie Brown
: (2005–2025)
NBA on ABC
and
NBA on ESPN
Mack Brown
(2015–2018):
ESPN College Football
Ric Bucher
:
NBA Fastbreak
Rick Carlisle
: 2007–2008 (
NBA coverage
analyst); now
Indiana Pacers
head coach
Chris Chelios
: 2021–2023 (
NHL on ESPN
)
John Clayton
(1995–2017):
Sunday NFL Countdown
and
NFL Live
(deceased)
Bill Clement
: (
ESPN National Hockey Night
analyst) now retired
Beano Cook
: 1986–2012
College Game Day
(deceased)
Lee Corso
(1987–2025):
College GameDay (football)
now retired
Catherine Crier
: 2004
Thoroughbred Racing on ESPN
analyst/reporter
Stacey Dales
: 2002–2008 (men's and women's college basketball analyst) and sideline reporter for college football, college basketball, and the Little League World Series) Now on
NFL Network
Derek Daly
: (auto racing coverage)
John Davidson
: (
NHL
analyst)
Bob Davie
:
ESPN2 College Football Saturday Primetime
Hubert Davis
: 2005–13
College GameDay
Dave Despain
: (auto racing coverage)
Rob Dibble
: 1998–2004 (
MLB coverage
analyst; now with
MLB Network Radio
)
Trent Dilfer (NFL Analyst)
Chris Economaki
: (auto racing coverage) (deceased)
Herm Edwards
: (
NFL Live
and
ESPNU College Football
)
Brian Engblom
: (
NHL
analyst and reporter)
Peter Gammons
: 1988–2009 (
Baseball Tonight
) now on
MLB Network
Mike Golic
(1995–2020):
Mike & Mike
and
Golic and Wingo
Scott Goodyear
(2001–2018):
IndyCar Series
Mark Gottfried
:
College Basketball on ESPN
Mike Gottfried
: 1990–2007 Analyst and NCAA commentator
Doug Gottlieb
: 2003–2012
College Basketball on ESPN
, now with
CBS Sports
Bob Griese
:
ESPN College Football
Merril Hoge
(1996–2017):
NFL Live
and
NFL Matchup
Lou Holtz
2005–2015:
ESPN College Football
Brock Huard
:
ESPN College Football
Craig James
:
College Football on ABC
and
ESPN College Football Thursday Primetime
Dale Jarrett
: 2008–2014 (
NASCAR on ESPN
), now analyst for
NASCAR on NBC
Ron Jaworski
(1990–2017):
Monday Night Football
and
NFL Matchup
Avery Johnson
: 2008–2010 (
NBA Shootaround
), former
Alabama
coach
Bob Knight
(2008–2015):
College Basketball on ESPN
(deceased)
John Kruk
(2004–2016):
Baseball Tonight
Ray Lewis
2014–2016:
Sunday NFL Countdown
and
Monday Night Countdown
Paul Maguire
: 1998–2008 (college football coverage)
Eric Mangini
: 2011–2013
NFL Live
Mark May
:
ESPN College Football
Todd McShay
:
ESPN College Football
and NFL Draft scouting
Barry Melrose
(1995-2008, 2009–2023):
NHL on ESPN
Matt Millen
: 2009–2015
College Football on ABC
and
Monday Night Countdown
Joe Morgan
: 1990–2010
Sunday Night Baseball
(deceased)
Chris Mortensen
:
Sunday NFL Countdown
and
Monday Night Countdown
(deceased)
J.C. Pearson
:
ESPN College Football
Andy Petree
: 2007–2014 (
NASCAR on ESPN
), now analyst for
Fox Sports
Digger Phelps
: 1993–2014
College Gameday
and
College GameNight
Steve Phillips
: 2005–2009 (
Baseball Tonight
and MLB coverage)
David Pollack
:
ESPNU College Football
and
College GameDay (football)
Bill Raftery
: 1980–2010:
ESPN College Basketball
; now with
Fox Sports
J.P. Ricciardi
:
Baseball Tonight
Mark Schlereth
(2002–2017):
NFL Live
Shannon Sharpe
(2023–2025):
First Take
Paul Silas
:
NBA
analyst (deceased)
Chris Spielman
: 2001–2016
ESPN College Football
John Tortorella
(2021–2022):
NHL on ESPN
Fernando Viña
:
Baseball Tonight
Bill Walton
(2002–2003, 2004–2005, 2007–2008):
NBA on ESPN
(deceased)
Dave Winfield
:
Baseball Tonight
Eric Young
:
Baseball Tonight
Anchors
[
edit
]
Jorge Andres
: 2011–2015 (
Sportscenter
,
ESPNews
,
NBA Tonight
and
Numbers Never Lie
); now with
CBS
Thea Andrews
: 2003–2006 (
Cold Pizza
(2003–2005),
ESPN Hollywood
(2005–2006); later co-anchor of
The Insider
Steve Berthiaume
: 2000–2006, 2007–2012 (
SportsCenter
and
Baseball Tonight
); now play-by-play voice of
Arizona Diamondbacks
Michelle Bonner
: 2005–2012 (
SportsCenter
,
ESPNews
and
ESPN First Take
)
Ashley Brewer
: 2020-2023 (
SportsCenter
and
The Replay
)
Steve Bunin
: 2003–2012 (
SportsCenter
and
ESPNews
)
Eric Clemons
: 1987-1991 (
Sports Center
,
NBA Today
and
Heavyweight Boxing Coverage
Jonathan Coachman
: 2008–2017 (
ESPNews
and
SportsCenter
)
Jay Crawford
: 2003–2017 (co-host of
Cold Pizza
/
ESPN First Take
and
1st & 10
)
Lindsay Czarniak
: 2011–2017 (
SportsCenter
)
Neil Everett
: 1999–2023 (
SportsCenter
)
[
1
]
Robert Flores
: 2005–2016 (
SportsCenter
,
ESPNews
); now with
MLB Network
Kevin Frazier
: (
SportsCenter
anchor and
NBA Shootaround
host); now co-anchor of
The Insider
and host of
The T.Ocho Show
Gayle Gardner
: 1982–1987 (
SportsCenter
anchor)
[
2
]
George Grande
: (first
SportsCenter
anchor; now with the
Cincinnati Reds
)
[
2
]
[
3
]
Greg Gumbel
: 1979–1988 (
SportsCenter
anchor and
NBA
play-by-play);
[
2
]
later at
CBS Sports
(deceased)
[
4
]
Brett Haber
: (
SportsCenter
anchor); now
WUSA
(Washington, DC) sports anchor
Mike Hall
: 2004–2007 (
ESPNU
); now at
Big Ten Network
Chris Hassel
: 2013–2017 (
SportsCenter
anchor)
Darren M. Haynes
: 2014–2017 (
SportsCenter
anchor)
Fred Hickman
: 2004–2008 (
SportsCenter
anchor and
NBA Shootaround
host) (deceased)
Jemele Hill
2006–2018 (
SportsCenter
anchor); now with
The Atlantic
[
1
]
Mike Hill
: 2004–2013 (
ESPNews
,
Baseball Tonight
&
NFL Live
); now with
Fox Sports 1
Kit Hoover
: (
Cold Pizza
co-host and tennis reporter); now with
Access Hollywood
Jason Jackson
: (
SportsCenter
anchor and
NBA 2Night
host)
Dana Jacobson
: 2002–2012 (co-host of
Cold Pizza
/
ESPN First Take
and
1st & 10
; formerly
SportsCenter
); now with
CBS Sports Network
and
CBS News
[
1
]
Brian Kenny
: 1997–2011 (
SportsCenter
,
Friday Night Fights
and
Top 5 Reasons You Can't Blame
); now with the
MLB Network
[
5
]
Lisa Kerney
: 2014–2018 (
Sportscenter
anchor)
[
1
]
Craig Kilborn
: 1993–1996 (
SportsCenter
anchor)
[
5
]
Michael Kim
: 1995–2013 (
ESPNews
,
Mike and Mike in the Morning
, and
ESPN First Take
news anchor)
Bob Ley
: 1979–2019 (
Outside the Lines
and
SportsCenter
)
[
2
]
[
6
]
Kenny Mayne
: 1994–2021 (
Sunday NFL Countdown
,
SportsCenter
, and horse racing coverage)
[
1
]
Sal Marchiano
: 1981–1983 (
Sportscenter
anchor)
[
2
]
Jade McCarthy
: 2012–2017 (
SportsCenter
anchor,
NFL Insiders
host, and
NFL Live
host)
Dan Patrick
: 1989–2007 (
SportsCenter
anchor,
ESPN Radio
host, and
NBA Countdown
host); now
NBC Sports
host
[
5
]
Bill Pidto
: 1993–2008 (
ESPNews
); now with MSG Network
Molly Qerim
: 2006–2010, 2015-2025 (
First Take
)
Betsy Ross: (
SportsCenter
anchor)
Karie Ross
John Saunders
: 1986–2016 (host of
The Sports Reporters
; former host of
NBA Shootaround
) (deceased)
Stuart Scott
: 1993–2015 (
SportsCenter
, host of
Monday Night Countdown
,
Teammates
,
Dream Job
and
Stump the Schwab
) (deceased)
Jaymee Sire
: 2013–2017 (
SportsCenter
and
ESPNews
anchor)
Prim Siripipat
: 2011–2017 (
ESPN Radio
)
Sage Steele
: 2007–2022 (
SportsCenter
and
First Take
)
[
5
]
[
1
]
Charley Steiner
: 1988–2002 (
SportsCenter
anchor,
MLB
,
ESPN2 College football
play-by-play, and boxing host); now with
Los Angeles Dodgers
[
5
]
Mike Tirico
: 1991–2016 (
SportsCenter
anchor and
NBA
commentator); now with
NBC Sports
for
NBA
and
NFL
Stan Verrett
: 2000–2025 (
SportsCenter
anchor)
Adnan Virk
: 2010–2019 (
Sportscenter
anchor
ESPN College Football
host, and
ESPN College Basketball
host); now with
MLB Network
[
1
]
Sara Walsh
: 2010–2017 (
SportsCenter
anchor,
NFL Insiders
host,
NFL Live
host, and
Fantasy Football Now
host)
Steve Weissman
: 2010–2015 (
SportsCenter
and
ESPNews
); now with NFL Network
Marcellus Wiley
: 2007–2018 (co-host of
SportsNation
)
Commentators
[
edit
]
Ron Allen: International Polo 2005–2016
Cliff Drysdale
: 1979–2025 (commentator of
Tennis on ESPN
) now retired
Roy Firestone
: 1980–1994 (
Sports Look
,
Up Close
host and
Sunday Night Football
)
[
2
]
[
7
]
Bomani Jones
: 2014–2017 (
Highly Questionable
)
Max Kellerman
: 2002–2023 (co-host of
SportsNation
)
Paul Lukas
:
Uni Watch
columnist
Jackie MacMullan
: 2003–2021 (
Around the Horn
) now retired
Katie Nolan
: 2017–2021 (Host of the
Sports? with Katie Nolan
podcast and
Always Late with Katie Nolan
)
Jim Rome
: 2003–2011 (
Jim Rome Is Burning
) now with
CBS Sports Radio
Howie Schwab
: 1987–2013 (
Stump the Schwab
)
Bill Simmons
: 2001–2015 (
ESPN.com
and
Grantland
) now with
HBO
and
The Ringer
Tommy Smyth
: 1993–2017 (
Champions League
and MLS coverage)
Charissa Thompson
: 2012–2013 (
Co-host of
SportsNation
), now with
Fox Sports
Play-by-play
[
edit
]
Joe Beninati
: (NHL coverage play-by-play); currently
Washington Capitals
play-by-play on
Monumental Sports Network
Tim Brando
: (College football play-by-play); currently with
Fox Sports
[
2
]
Kevin Corke
: (
SportsCenter
anchor); currently
White House Correspondent
for
Fox News Channel
Jim Durham
: 1992–2012 (NBA coverage) (Deceased)
Jim Simpson
: 1979–1988 (College football, basketball)
[
2
]
Jack Edwards
: (NHL coverage, World Cup, Little League World Series, and
SportsCenter
anchor); former
Boston Bruins
play-by-play on
NESN
[
1
]
Mike Emrick
: (
NHL
play-by-play); former play-by-play on
NBC
and
NHL on NBC Sports Network
Dick Enberg
: 2004–2011 (tennis coverage) (Deceased)
Ron Franklin
: 1987–2011 (college basketball and football coverage) (Deceased)
Jon Miller
: 1990–2010 (
Sunday Night Baseball
play-by-play) now with the
San Francisco Giants
Brent Musburger
: 1990–2017 (college basketball and football, and NASCAR coverage; and formerly NBA coverage); now with
VSiN
Brad Nessler
: 1992–2016 (college football and basketball coverage); now with
CBS Sports
Allen Bestwick
: (2007–2014) NASCAR coverage (2014–2017) College Football coverage/IndyCar Series coverage
Mike Patrick
: 1982–2018 (college basketball, baseball, and American football coverage) (Deceased)
[
2
]
Mike Tirico
: 1991–2016 (
NBA on ESPN
); now currently with
NBC Sports
for
NBA
and
NFL
Gary Thorne
: 1988–2009 (play-by-play announcer for various events)
Reporters
[
edit
]
David Aldridge
: (
NBA Shootaround
and
game coverage
reporter); now reporter for
TNT
and analyst for
NBA TV
Erin Andrews
: 2004–2012 (college football, basketball and MLB coverage), now with
Fox Sports
Jill Arrington
: 2004 (
Thursday night college football
sideline reporter); now with
Fox Sports Net
Jenn Brown
: 2010–2013 (
College GameDay
football and basketball,
College World Series
and
Little League World Series
reporter, X Games reporter, ESPNU Road Trip host)
Downtown Julie Brown
: (NFL Prime reporter)
Scott Burnside
: ice hockey reporter
[
8
]
Tina Dixon: 2001-2012 (college football coverage) works at
NBC Sports
Colleen Dominguez
: 2004–2014 (
SportsCenter
reporter); now with
Fox Sports 1
Jeannine Edwards
: 1995–2017 (primary horse racing reporter) (retired)
Alex Flanagan
: 1998–2006 (
SportsCenter
and college football reporter); now with
NFL Network
and Notre Dame Football on
NBC
Pedro Gomez
: 2003–2021 (
SportsCenter
reporter) (deceased)
Jim Gray
: (
NBA
sideline reporter); now reporter for
Sacramento Kings
on
NBC Sports California
Tony Gwynn
: (MLB coverage) (deceased)
Todd Harris
: (
IRL
coverage)
Kaylee Hartung
: (college football and basketball coverage), now with
NBC News
David Hobbs
: (auto racing coverage)
Michael Irvin
: 2003–2006 (
Sunday NFL Countdown
and
Monday Night Countdown
analyst); now an
NFL Network
analyst
Ned Jarrett
: (auto racing coverage)
Bob Jenkins
: (auto racing coverage) (deceased)
Parker Johnstone
: (auto racing coverage)
Steve "Snapper" Jones
: (
NBA
analyst) (deceased)
Mike Joy
: (auto racing coverage) (play-by-play)
NASCAR on Fox
and
Speed
and (play-by-play)
MLB on Fox
Eric Karros
: 2005–2006 (
Thursday Night Baseball
analyst); now
Fox
analyst
Adrian Karsten
: (
College Football
sideline reporter) (deceased)
Ray Knight
: (
Baseball Tonight
analyst); now a
Washington Nationals
studio analyst on
MASN
Suzy Kolber
: 1993–1996 and 1999–2023 (
Monday Night Football
and
SportsCenter
)
Andrea Kremer
: 1989–2006 (
SportsCenter
,
NFL Countdown
,
Monday Night Countdown
reporter); now reporter for
NBC Sports
and
Real Sports
Bill Laimbeer
: 2004–2005 (
NBA Shootaround
)
Matt Lauer
: (
Stanley Cup Finals
reporter)
Lee Leonard
: (first
SportsCenter
anchor) (deceased)
Rush Limbaugh
: (
NFL Countdown
); hosted
The Rush Limbaugh Show
(deceased)
Mario Lopez
: (
ESPN Hollywood
); now hosts
Extra
,
MTV's Top Pop Group
, and
America's Best Dance Crew
Mike Macfarlane
: (
Baseball Tonight
analyst)
Rick Majerus
: 2004–2007 (
College GameNight
and college basketball coverage); (deceased)
Mark Malone
: (
NFL Matchup
and
NFL Live
host)
Dave Marash
: (
Baseball Tonight
host)
Buck Martinez
: 2003–2007 (MLB coverage); now
Toronto Blue Jays
play-by-play on
SportsNet
and
TBS
analyst
Tino Martinez
: (
Baseball Tonight
analyst); now on
YES Network
Tim McCormick
: (college basketball coverage)
Tom Mees
: 1979–1996 (
SportsCenter
, NHL coverage); (deceased)
[
2
]
Gary Miller
: 1990–2004 (
SportsCenter
anchor and
MLB game
play-by-play and reporter, and
Baseball Tonight
host)
Anne Montgomery
: (
SportsCenter
, aka Sports Recap)
Al Morganti
(1993–2005): (NHL coverage)
Chris Myers
: (
SportsCenter
anchor,
UpClose
and
Baseball Tonight
host); now reporter for
Fox Sports
NASCAR on Fox
pre-race host
Rachel Nichols
: 2004–2013 (
SportsCenter
and
E:60
reporter); now with
Showtime Sports
Wendi Nix
: 2006–2023 (
SportsCenter
reporter, college football coverage)
Katie Nolan
: 2017–2021 (
Sports? with Katie Nolan
podcast)
Larry Nuber
: (auto racing coverage); (deceased)
Keith Olbermann
: 1992–1997 (
SportsCenter
anchor); was original host program with
Olbermann
on
ESPN2
&
ESPNEWS
Ed Olczyk
: (NHL coverage); now on
NHL on TNT
analyst
Lou Palmer
: (
SportsCenter
)
Darren Pang
: (
NHL
game and studio analyst, reporter); now analyst for the St. Louis Blues on
Bally Sports Midwest
Benny Parsons
: (auto racing coverage) former
NBC Sports
and
TNT
analyst (deceased)
Rick Peckham
: (NHL coverage)
Sam Posey
: (auto racing coverage)
Jerry Punch
: 1984–2017 (NASCAR and college football coverage)
Daryl Reaugh
: (NHL coverage)
Dave Revsine
: 2002–2007 (
College GameNight
host and
SportsCenter
anchor); now with
Big Ten Network
Harold Reynolds
: 1999–2006 (
Baseball Tonight
and college baseball coverage); now with
MLB Network
and
Fox Sports
Tom Rinaldi
: 2003–2020 (
SportsCenter
reporter)
Jimmy Roberts
: (
SportsCenter
reporter); now
NBC Sports
reporter
Robin Roberts
: 1990–2005 (
SportsCenter
anchor and
NFL PrimeTime
co-host); now a co-anchor on
Good Morning America
[
1
]
Sam Rosen
: (NHL coverage)
Sam Ryan
: (
Sunday Night Baseball
and
NHL
reporter); now with
WABC-TV
in
New York City
Lyn St. James
: (auto racing coverage)
Sean Salisbury
: 1997–2008 (
NFL Live
); now hosts
Inside Sports Unleashed
and commentates for
Lingerie Football League
Dick Schaap
: (
The Sports Reporters
host); (deceased)
Bill Seward
: (
SportsCenter
and Horse Racing)
Sterling Sharpe
: (
Sunday NFL Countdown
and
Monday Night Countdown
)
Ralph Sheheen
: (auto racing coverage)
Neil Smith
: (NHL coverage)
Shannon Spake
: 2007–2016 (
NASCAR
beat reporter and college basketball sideline reporter)
Ken Squier
: (auto racing coverage) (deceased)
Walt Stannard
: (F1 coverage 1987)
Jayson Stark
: 1999–2017 (
Baseball Tonight
)
Melissa Stark
: (
Sunday NFL Countdown
and
SportsCenter
reporter); now hosts
First on the Field
with NFL Network
Michele Steele
: 2011–2025 (
SportsCenter
reporter)
Marc Stein
: 2000–2017 (
NBA Fastbreak
) now publishes a newsletter
Jackie Stewart
: (Formula One coverage)
Rob Stone
: 1992–1995, 1997–2012 (
Major League Soccer
)
Steve Stone
(MLB coverage); now
Chicago White Sox
analyst for
NBC Sports Chicago
Dave Strader
: (
NHL
and college basketball play-by-play); now with
Dallas Stars
(deceased)
Michele Tafoya
: 2000–2011 (
Monday Night Football
) former reporter on
NBC Sunday Night Football
Joe Theismann
: 1987–2007 (
NFL GameDay
,
Sunday Night Football
, and
Monday Night Football
analyst)
Tom Tolbert
: 2002–2007 (
NBA Shootaround
and
game coverage
analyst)
Bobby Unser
: (auto racing coverage) (deceased)
Bob Varsha
: (auto racing coverage) now on
Speed
Lesley Visser
: (ABC Sports and ESPN, 1994–2000,
Monday Night Football
1997–99); now with
CBS Sports
Bill Weber
: (auto racing coverage)
Ed Werder
: 1998–2017 (
SportsCenter
reporter)
Trey Wingo
: 1997–2020 (
SportsCenter
and
NFL Live
)
Gene Wojciechowski
: 1992–2023 (
ESPN.com
)
Eric Wynalda
: 2003–2015 (MLS and
World Cup
) Now at SiriusXM FC
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(2017–2020)
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(2011–2019)
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(2016–2020)
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(2011–2024)
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(2001–2003)
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(2005–2025)
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