Michele Tafoya (full name: Michele Joan Tafoya Beaurain) is an American sports journalist working at NBC Sports, as a sideline reporter for NBC Sunday Night Football. She joined the NBC sports network in July 2011, where she replaced Andrea Kremer and rejoined former co-worker and announcer, Al Michaels. Michele also covers swimming during the Summer Olympics for NBC. Prior to joining NBC, she worked at WCCO Radio in Minneapolis, Minnesota, as a talk show host.
John Skipper is an American television executive and current chairman of the Dazn group, a a British international sports media company. He is the former president of ESPN, an American multinational basic cable sports channel. John joined the Dazn group on May 8, 2018, as its executive chairman. He operates in New York, where he is based.
Mike Golic Jr (full name: Michael Louis Golic Jr) is an American broadcaster with ESPN Radio and was previously an American football offensive guard. He played college football at Notre Dame and was signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers as an undrafted free agent in 2013.
Mike Greenberg (full name: Michael Robinette Greenberg) is an American television anchor, television show host, radio show host for ESPN and ABC, and novelist. He hosts ESPN’s morning show Get Up. Mike made his highly anticipated return to ESPN Radio as the host of Greeny in August 2020. Before joining ESPN in Bristol, Mike worked at SportsChannel in Chicago, where he served as a reporter.
Hannah Storm (full name: Hannah Storen Hicks) is an award-winning American sports journalist, producer, and director, and author. She currently works at ESPN, a multinational basic cable sports channel in Bristol, Connecticut, as an anchor for SportsCenter, the ESPYs, and more programs. Hannah joined the news station in 2008. She is the host and executive producer of primetime interview specials: In Focus with Hannah Storm and Face to Face with Hannah Storm.
Linda Cohn is an American sports journalist working at ESPN, a multinational basic cable sports channel as a sports anchor. She joined the ESPN network in 1992, as a SportsCenter anchor, a position, she holds to date. Linda is ESPN’s longest-tenured SportsCenter anchor and was recognized for anchoring her 5,000th SportsCenter in early 2016. Prior to joining the ESPN network, Linda worked at KIRO-TV in Seattle, Washington, as a weekend sports anchor and also a reporter.
Chris Berman (full name Christopher James Berman) is an American sports journalist working at ESPN, a multinational basic cable sports channel as a host. He joined the ESPN network in October 1979, as a sports anchor. For more than four decades, Chris has become one of America’s most respected, popular, and in many ways, most beloved sportscasters of his era. He is popularly known for his signature delivery of highlights in every sport, most notably on NFL Sundays.
John Buccigross is an American sports journalist working at ESPN, a multinational basic cable sports channel as a sportscaster. He co-hosts SportsCenter weeknights at 11 Pm. John joined the EPSN network in 1996 as an ESPNEWS anchor. He has also served as the primary host of NHL 2Night, a 30-minute program dedicated to hockey highlights and news.
Antonietta Collins (full name Antonietta Gonzalez Collins) is a Mexican-American sports journalist working at ESPN, a multinational basic cable sports channel as a sports anchor. She serves as a news anchor for SportsCenter and occasionally, as the host for Sports Nation. Collins joined the ESPN network in 2016. Before joining ESPN, she worked as a sports anchor for Univision Deportes’ morning show Despierta America, and also as host for the network’s magazine show Primer Impacto.
Matt Barrie is an American sports journalist working at ESPN, a multinational basic cable sports channel as a sports broadcaster. He joined the news channel in March 2013. Matt is a co-anchor of the noon ET weekday edition of SportsCenter, with Sage Steele. Additionally, he hosts SportsCenter on the Road from various locations around the country including college campuses on football season Saturday mornings, the Master’s Tournament.
