“About the Century”, the presentation of discussion and discussion in ESPN was an essential element on the sports network for more than 23 years, will broadcast the last episode on May 23, The company announced Tuesday.
The program was first shown on November 4, 2002, with the Max Kellerman host, and continued to produce more than 4,900 episodes. After Kellerman Espn left for Fox Sports, Tony Real took over in 2004 and has been at the top of the border since then.
The century was a great way for more than two decades. This type of longevity in the media is incredibly rare, and we look forward to celebrating many of the presentations before the final registration in May. “Beyond Tony and the shareholder team on the air, we are especially grateful to the production team led by Eric Ridholm and Aaron Solomon, who were effective in the success of ATH consistent from the beginning.”
Among the participants over the years are Ja Adandy, Kevin Blackstone, Tim Kaulishao, Jameli Hill, Frank Issola, Bumani Jones, Mina Kims, Jackie McMuwan, Woody Baige, Bill Blaschki, Bob Ryan, and more.
ESPN says a 30 -minute version of “Sportscentter” will be broadcast on the week during the summer at 5 pm East in its place.
