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ESPN has signed anchor and studio host Kevin Negandhi to a new, multi-year deal in which he will continue his hosting duties on “SportsCenter,” along with the Special Olympics and ABC’s coverage of college football and the NBA Draft. “I am excited and honored to continue my career at ESPN and work with so many talented people,” said Negandhi.
“We are very pleased that Kevin will remain with ESPN for many years to come,” said Norby Williamson, Executive Editor & Head of Event and Studio Production. “He has contributed to our success in so many areas – SportsCenter, college football, the NBA Draft and more – and he is a consummate professional in everything he touches.”
Since joining in 2006, Negandhi has been a staple on ESPN’s studio shows, with his new contract extending his ESPN tenure to over 20 years. Negandhi continues to host ESPN’s Emmy-winning flagship program and will continue to host the 6 p.m. ET weekday edition of “SportsCenter” alongside co-host Elle Duncan. During his time at ESPN, Negandhi has also hosted programs and events such as the “Rose Bowl Parade,” “NFL Live,” “Baseball Tonight,” “Outside the Lines,” “College Football Live” and the “Little League World Series.”
2024-01-09 07:09:36
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