Longtime 'SportsCenter' anchor, broadcasting trailblazer Linda Cohn retiring from ESPN after 34 year

Posted Jun 25, 2026
After 34 years at ESPN, Linda Cohn is calling it quits. The longtime "SportsCenter" anchor announced Monday that she is retiring at the end of June. Cohn is the longest-tenured "SportsCenter" anchor and a pioneer as one of the first women to take on full-time hosting duties at the network. Few names are as synonymous with "SportsCenter" as Cohn's. (Yahoo! Sports)

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