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Bing Crosby's Kinescope of 1960 World Series Is Gold for MLB Network

By Milton KentDec 15th 2010 – 12:58PM

No sport revels in its past more than baseball, sometimes to its detriment, and often to the exclusion of welcoming in a new generation of fans who wonder what the game was like before Cal Ripken. So, it might be tempting to dismiss Wednesday's MLB Network telecast of Game 7 of the 1960 World Series between the...

The Dugout: Bob Uecker's Everlasting Sense of Humor

By Brandon StroudNov 28th 2010 – 11:00PM

Leslie Nielsen died today. The entire baseball scene from "The Naked Gun," from Enrico Pallazzo and the National Anthem to the blooper reel where the guy slides into second and gets mauled by a tiger, is the undisputed king of funny baseball movie moments. Number two on that list has to be every word out of Bob Uecker's...

American Sport, World Cup Can Learn From Each Other

By John WaltersJul 2nd 2010 – 11:15PM

I don't know if the 2010 World Cup has caught on in your corner of the pitch, but here in Manhattan we've been following the action zealously. Vuvuzelously. Bar flies stride proudly into saloons at 9:30 a.m. as if they've only just taken up the habit. There's something cool about taking up space at your local watering...

And Sports Emmys Winners Are ...

By Milton KentApr 27th 2010 – 11:15AM

Two of sports broadcasting's most honored announcers picked up more hardware for their mantles Monday, while NBC's coverage of the NFL received the industry's stamp of approval. That's the overview of Monday's Sports Emmy Awards, where NBC's Bob Costas captured his 15th statuette for Outstanding Studio Host for his work...

NBC Doesn't Quite Step Up to Podium

By Milton KentMar 2nd 2010 – 11:50AM

So, another Winter Olympics are in the books, and the bobsleds, curling stones, skis, skates and rifles (and the athletes who use them) have been stored, to be dug out of the closet in roughly four years, for the next time we care about these sports.Before NBC puts away the cameras and videotape machines to be unloaded in...

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Background on Bob Costas

Robert Quinlan Costas (born March 22, 1952) is an American sportscaster, on the air for NBC Sports television since the early 1980s.

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