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Longtime Espn personality John Saunders died Wednesday at the age of 61, Espn confirms. Anchor Hannah Storm teared up while making the announcement live on SportsCenter, telling viewers: "Our generous and talented and beloved colleague John Saunders has died." Epsn also released a statement confirming the sad news, although they did not reveal the cause of Saunders' death.John Saunders was the standard for us at Espn. Always helping Jdrf, a pleasure to be around. Devastating. Our Condolences to his family.— Brian Kenny (@MrBrianKenny) August 10, 2016 I will miss my friend John Saunders. Talented. Generous. Kind. Too young.— Jeremy Schaap (@JeremySchaap) August 10, 2016 Espn President John Skipper said,...

Longtime Espn personality John Saunders died Wednesday at the age of 61, Espn confirms. Anchor Hannah Storm teared up while making the announcement live on SportsCenter, telling viewers: "Our generous and talented and beloved colleague John Saunders has died." Epsn also released a statement confirming the sad news, although they did not reveal the cause of Saunders' death.John Saunders was the standard for us at Espn. Always helping Jdrf, a pleasure to be around. Devastating. Our Condolences to his family.— Brian Kenny (@MrBrianKenny) August 10, 2016 I will miss my friend John Saunders. Talented. Generous. Kind. Too young.— Jeremy Schaap (@JeremySchaap) August 10, 2016 Espn President John Skipper said,...

Longtime Espn personality John Saunders died Wednesday at the age of 61, Espn confirms.

Anchor Hannah Storm teared up while making the announcement live on SportsCenter, telling viewers: "Our generous and talented and beloved colleague John Saunders has died."

Epsn also released a statement confirming the sad news, although they did not reveal the cause of Saunders' death.

John Saunders was the standard for us at Espn.

Always helping Jdrf, a pleasure to be around.

Devastating. Our Condolences to his family.

— Brian Kenny (@MrBrianKenny) August 10, 2016

I will miss my friend John Saunders. Talented. Generous. Kind. Too young.

— Jeremy Schaap (@JeremySchaap) August 10, 2016

Espn President John Skipper said,...

Mlb Network‘s preseason profiles of every team, 30 Clubs in 30 Days, return for the 2016 season beginning Tuesday, March 1, as part of Mlb Tonight. Hosts Greg Amsinger, Fran Charles, Brian Kenny, Matt Vasgersian and Heidi Watney are joined by analysts Sean Casey, Mark DeRosa, Al Leiter, Dan Plesac, Harold Reynolds and John Smoltz at each training camp for news, predictions, interviews, demonstrations and more. During each episode, viewers can vote on Mlb Network’s Facebook page for each club’s greatest moment of the past 30 years. Also See: 2016 Mlb Spring Training game schedule on Mlb Network Your browser … Continue reading →

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The Brian Kenny Show will debut 9-12n Et on Monday, April 1st. NBC Sports Radio announced today that Brian Kenny, Mlb Network and Showtime host, and formerly of Espn, will host The Brian Kenny Show in the 9am-12n Et Monday-Friday slot, as the network completes its roster and rolls out 24/7 sports talk programming on Monday, April 1st. From NBC A respected interviewer, Kenny will go one-on-one with some of the biggest names in sports. Additionally known for his adept skill as a .numbers cruncher,. he will also go beyond the scores and delve into the data, breaking down the analytics of the games. A 25-year national television and radio veteran, Kenny hosts the popular Clubhouse Confidential on Mlb...