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Hannah Storm has signed a multi-year extension with ESPN. Storm co-hosts the 9 a.m. to noon ET edition of ESPN’s flagship news program SportsCenter with Josh Elliott. As part of the extension, Storm expands her responsibilities beyond her initial SportsCenter role to include on-site studio hosting duties from events such as the Super Bowl, NBA Finals, Wimbledon and the US Open. In addition, Storm continues her role as host of NBA coverage, including on ABC and ESPN. Storm also has hosted ESPN Sports Saturday on ABC which debuted in 2010. During the NFL season, she hosts the Sunday morning edition of SportsCenter, leading into Sunday NFL Countdown. She will continue to co-host the Tournament of Roses Parade on ABC. This past September, Storm made her debut as a film producer on ESPN’s documentary Unmatched about the rivalry and friendship between Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Storm will next be directing a short film for Women’s World Cup, which will air later this year.
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Hannah’s great. A true class act. Spoke with her many a moons ago during an NBA Finals and I have to say she was one of the most pleasant media celebrity types on the landscape. Funny. Self-effacing. Pretty. Talented. And, unlike too many ladies who are put on football sidelines as sole eye candy, Ms. Storm KNOWS her sports stuff.
What more can you ask for?
Glad to see she’s a continuing success in her field. ESPN is lucky to have her.
Hannah Storm is a great sportscaster.
She is bright, personable, honorable and a good looking lady.*
* This probably should not count as a skill set, but it is worth mentioning.
Here’s wishing her continued success.
Wish someone would make her the full-time NBA studio host and kick Stu Scott to the curb. Hannah is the best.
I love Hannah Storm. I grew up watching her in studio for NBC’s NBA coverage and she is the perfect balance of everything you could want for a host.
I agree with Brick’s point about kicking Stu Scott to the curb, how does anyone tolerate his obnoxious and lowest common denominator approach? He’s toned down over the years but I find him unbearable.
Cheers to Hannah!
Hannah is sweet.
So we can look forward to more years of watching Hannah on ESPN in her slutwear? I highly approve.