When Las Vegas Golden Knights defenseman Zach Whitecloud scored his first goal of the playoffs Monday, he probably wasn't expecting to be accepting an apology from a well-known ESPN anchor the next ...

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 plans ...

(WFRV) – Longtime ESPN SportsCenter anchor John Anderson announced on Wednesday that he will retire from the show at the end of June. Anderson, a Green Bay native and proud 1983 graduate of Green Bay ...

“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” podcast.

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 with ...

ESPN sportscaster John Anderson will co-anchor his final SportsCenter broadcast Friday night, the network announced. Anderson announced in March that he was retiring from the company after 25 years.

John Anderson's 2 1/2-decade run as "SportsCenter" host is coming to an end. The ESPN fixture announced via his "Inside Wisconsin" show that he will retire from the network's flagship show when his ...

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - On his podcast “Inside Wisconsin”, Green Bay native John Anderson announced Wednesday that he is retiring from SportsCenter at the end of June. BREAKING: Longtime ESPN ...

One of the longtime faces of “SportsCenter” is leaving ESPN. In an episode of his “Inside Wisconsin” podcast that was published on Wednesday, Anderson revealed that he will be retiring from his ...

ESPN’s John Anderson has offered an apology and explanation after making a controversial joke about an indigenous player’s last name while calling NHL highlights for SportsCenter on Monday night.

Popular ESPN “SportsCenter” anchor John Anderson has apologized for saying that an indigenous NHL player’s last name sounds like a “toilet paper” brand. Anderson was narrating a highlight from ...