Chris Berman to step down as host of ESPN's NFL Countdown, Home Run Derby
Posted Jan 5, 2017
Chris Berman, the voice of baseball's Home Run Derby since its inception, will no longer broadcast the midsummer staple and will also step away from significant NFL studio duties, he confirmed in an interview with Sports Business Journal. Berman, 61, will also step aside as host of ESPN's NFL Countdown, Prime Time and Monday Night Countdown.
(USA Today)
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