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Jim Walden

Tributes pour in for college football coach and radio broadcaster Jim Walden, dead at 88

"The world is a little less interesting without Jim Walden in it."

By Sean Keeley OnJul 5, 2026 0
Stan Saunders asking questions of two people in 1994.

Longtime Baltimore reporter and sports anchor Stan Saunders dies at 72

Saunders was best known for his time at CBS affiliate WJZ.

By Manny Soloway OnJun 30, 2026 0
David J. Halbersham

Tributes pour in for sports broadcaster and author David J. Halberstam, dead at 74

"A kind man with an incredible command of the language."

By Sean Keeley OnJun 2, 2026 0
Howard Fendrich

Tribute pour in for award-winning national sports writer Howard Fendrich, dead at 55

"Tennis lost a wonderful journalist and a great person."

By Sean Keeley OnMay 21, 2026 0
Bill Davidge

Tributes pour in for former Columbus Blue Jackets analyst Bill Davidge, dead at 72

"RIP, Dapper."

By Sean Keeley OnMay 21, 2026 0
Charlie Neal

NFL Network’s Steve Wyche remembers mentor, friend, and HBCU broadcasting pioneer Charlie Neal

Charlie Neal "was a high-caliber human being who touched a lot of lives."

By Michael Grant OnMay 14, 2026 0
René Cárdenas

Tribute pour in for trailblazing Spanish-language announcer René Cárdenas, dead at 96

"With yesterday's passing of René Cárdenas, we lost a true legend and pioneer in broadcasting."

By Sean Keeley OnMay 12, 2026 0
Rodger Brulotte

Tributes pour in for iconic Expos, Blue Jays broadcaster Rodger Brulotte, dead at 79

"Bonsoir! Bonsoir! Bonsoir!"

By Sean Keeley OnMar 23, 2026 0
Mark Freidinger

Tributes pour in for longtime Wake Forest basketball analyst Mark Freidinger, dead at 76

"Dinger" worked alongside play-by-play announcer Stan Cotten, calling more than 1,000 games together.

By Sean Keeley OnMar 9, 2026 0
Troy Murray

Tributes pour in for longtime Chicago Blackhawks analyst Troy Murray, dead at 63

"The Blackhawks community has lost a great one"

By Sean Keeley OnMar 8, 2026 0
Former North Carolina State Wolfpack head coach Lou Holtz is honored along with his 1973 football team during the first half at Carter-Finley Stadium.

Lou Holtz, renowned college football coach turned ESPN analyst, dies at 89

After his coaching career, Holtz became one of the faces of ESPN’s college football coverage from 2005 to 2014.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnMar 4, 2026 0
Joey Knight

Tampa Bay Times sportswriter Joey Knight passes away at 57

"A really kind human and a beautiful storyteller. You felt his essence in every story he wrote."

By Sam Neumann OnFeb 20, 2026 0
Auburn and Phillip Marshall

Tributes pour in for Phillip Marshall, longtime Auburn reporter, dead at 76

"Legend probably doesn’t do it justice — the beacon of Auburn media."

By Sean Keeley OnJan 30, 2026 0
Dan McQuade

Tributes pour in for Deadspin, Defector editor Dan McQuade, dead at 43

"Rest in peace to one of the great bloggers and the de facto mayor of Philadelphia."

By Sean Keeley OnJan 29, 2026 0
Rick Snider

Tributes pour in for longtime Washington sports writer Rick Snider

"Rick was a consummate professional who covered the franchise with class for over 40 years."

By Sean Keeley OnAug 27, 2025 0
A Chicago White Sox fan managed to vent his frustration with the team - even after his death. Photo by Liam McGuire, Comeback Media.

Frustrated White Sox fan trolled team in his obituary

"He couldn’t face another White Sox season after last year’s record breaking meltdown."

By Michael Dixon OnMay 7, 2025 0
Roy Firestone, Larry Csonka, former ESPN executive Rosa Gatti and Mike Patrick.

Longtime ESPN broadcaster Mike Patrick, dead at 80

Patrick joined the fledgling ESPN in 1982 and quickly became one of their preeminent voices for pro and college games.

By Sean Keeley OnApr 22, 2025 0
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CBS

Tributes pour in for legendary announcer Greg Gumbel after his passing at 78

Apr 4, 2018; Augusta, GA, USA; General view of the flag stick on the 2nd green during a practice round for the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Mandatory Credit: Michael Madrid-USA TODAY Sports

Dave Loggins, composer of CBS’ Masters theme song ‘Augusta,’ dies at 76

The theme is named the "longest-running sports theme in history" in Loggins' obituary.

By Reice Shipley OnJul 13, 2024 0
A still from ESPN's tribute to Bill Russell.

ESPN VP David Kraft talks obituary video process: “We try to take care in both how it’s written and who voices it.”

"The goal is that our audience, no matter the platform, but certainly on television in this case, has an appropriate remembrance of an important sports figure that is complete and contextual."

By Andrew Bucholtz OnAug 11, 2022 0

Tony Siragusa dead at 55

RIP, Tony.

By Jay Rigdon OnJun 22, 2022 5

Tributes pour in as longtime sportswriter Jay Greenberg dies at 71

Greenberg was a Hall of Fame hockey writer for multiple publications across a decades-long career.

By Jay Rigdon OnAug 13, 2021 1
Chris Dufresne

Tributes pour in to long-time Los Angeles Times sportswriter Chris Dufresne, who passed away at 62

Dufresne received notable tributes from sports figures like Rick Neuheisel, as well as his colleagues and TMG co-founders Mark Blaudschun and Herb Gould.

By Andrew Bucholtz OnMay 26, 2020 1
Richard Sandomir

Richard Sandomir talks obituaries, commissioner who wants advance interview

Last month, the news of veteran New York Times sports media reporter Richard Sandomir leaving that beat to write...

By Andrew Bucholtz OnNov 22, 2016 75

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