ESPN Host Bob Ley Retires After Nearly 40 Years With the Network
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It is nearly impossible to imagine an ESPN without Bob Ley. His first day of work was on the network's first weekend, in 1979, and he was the face of many of its most important broadcasts. But starting next week, ESPN will have to learn how to do without the ...
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Bob Ley, an ESPN original and paragon of sports journalism on television, announced his retirement Wednesday after 40 years at the network. Ley, a “SportsCenter' anchor during the program's '80s rise to cultural prominence, but best known as the host of ...
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Bob Ley, after a 40-year career at ESPN, announced his retirement from the network Wednesday. Ley, who had taken a leave of absence in October, said in a statement that he will be retiring at the end of this month. He was ESPN's longest-tenured anchor.
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Bob Ley, an iconic sports broadcaster who was the longest-tenured employee at ESPN, announced Wednesday that he is retiring from the company after nearly 40 years. The "Outside the Lines" host had been on a sabbatical for the past 10 months.
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Bob Ley's break from ESPN will be permanent. Ley, an institution at the network, announced on Wednesday morning that he would be retiring from ESPN. “Across 40 years I have enjoyed a professional journey unimaginable when I joined ESPN in 1979.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Longtime ESPN anchor Bob Ley is calling it career. Ley, who arrived at the fledging sports network just three days after it launched in 1979, announced he is retiring at the end of the month, saying “it's time for a change.” "To be clear, this ...
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Bob Ley, one of ESPN's original on-air hosts and the longest-tenured anchor in the channel's history, is retiring after 40 years with the company. Ley has been off the air since September, when he announced he would be taking a six month sabbatical.
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