One of SportsCenter’s longest-tenured anchors will be departing the show and ESPN in the coming months. John Anderson, who sits behind the desk for the 11 p.m. ET show typically and has been ...
Before landing at ESPN, Anderson was a sports anchor in Phoenix, Arizona, and had stops in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Columbia, ...
“SportsCenter” staple John Anderson is retiring from the program at the end of June. The longtime anchor on the program made the surprising announcement Wednesday on his “Inside Wisconsin ...
Veteran ESPN SportsCenter anchor John Anderson said today that he will retire from the show at the end of June. Anderson announced his decision on his podcast, Inside Wisconsin, which he co-hosts ...
A longtime ESPN presence will retire this summer. Veteran SportsCenter anchor John Anderson announced on Wednesday that he plans to call it a career at ESPN at the end of June. Anderson made his ...
John Anderson's "SportsCenter" host era is coming to an end. He will retire from the network's flagship show when his contract runs out in June, the ESPN fixture announced via his "Inside ...
John Anderson, a longtime anchor of ESPN’s “SportsCenter,” is retiring from the network effective in June, he announced Wednesday. Anderson, who joined ESPN in June 1999, shared the news of ...
“My contract runs out at ESPN at the end of June, and I have decided that that will be the end,” Anderson said. “I’m going to leave the company. I’m going to sort of retire from ...
Anderson has been with ESPN since 1999, when he began as an ESPNEWS anchor. Though he’s anchored SportsCenter at various times of day over the years, he has mainly been stationed at the news ...