Former ESPN anchor Keith Olbermann will guest host studio coverage on MLB Network next week. In other news, a former ESPN executive may take the reins at CNN, and ESPN host Trey Wingo is reportedly dropping women’s college basketball duties. Olbermann to Guest Host MLB Network Show: Former ESPN anchor and “Football Night in America” co-host Keith Olbermann will guest host “Hot Stove” on MLB Network next Tuesday and Wednesday, TV Newser reported Friday. Olbermann, once a cable news personality, [...]
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Keith Olbermann to host MLB Network Hot Stove next week
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Former SportsCenter anchor/political pundit Keith Olbermann is getting back into the sports game. The outspoken baseball fanatic will serve as a special co-host of MLB Network's new morning show Hot Stove next Tuesday and Wednesday with regular hosts Harold Reynolds and Matt Vasgersian taking time off for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Last week, the hosts of ESPN’s “NFL Kickoff” show decided to try to work in as many references to “The Princess Bride” into one episode as they possibly could. Buzzfeed put together a video featuring several of the references, though host Trey Wingo says they missed a few.
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