Scott Reiss

Scott Reiss is an American broadcast journalist who works as a sports anchor/reporter at KTVU, the Fox affiliate in the Bay Area. He is also the voice of Stanford University athletics, handling play-by-play duties for Stanford Cardinal football and basketball.

Reiss formerly worked for Comcast SportsNet Bay Area and Comcast SportsNet California, where he hosted SportsNet Central, as well as pre- and post-game shows for the San Francisco Giants, Oakland Athletics, Golden State Warriors, and San Jose Sharks.

Prior to that, Reiss was an anchor at ESPN, where he hosted shows including College GameNight, SportsCenter, Baseball Tonight, and ESPNEWS. In addition, he was a fill-in host for both College Football Live and NFL Live. He also hosted ESPN Radio College Gameday with analysts Todd McShay and Trevor Matich.

Before joining ESPN, Reiss worked as a sports/news anchor and reporter at WUTR-TV in Utica, New York from 1995 to 1997, and sports director at KCOY-TV in Santa Maria, California from 1997 to 2000.

Reiss was born in Chicago and raised in Los Angeles. He is a graduate of Stanford University with a bachelor's degree in communications in 1993 and a master's degree in sociology in 1994.

References

SportsCastingJobs.com interview with Scott Reiss

External links

ESPN.tv bio

SportsCenter personalities

Current anchors	John Anderson Chris Berman Nicole Briscoe John Buccigross Linda Cohn Kevin Connors Jay Crawford Lindsay Czarniak Neil Everett Robert Flores Mike Golic Mike Greenberg Jay Harris Darren M. Haynes Cassidy Hubbarth Lisa Kerney Steve Levy Bob Ley David Lloyd Jade McCarthy Chris McKendry Kevin Negandhi Wendi Nix Karl Ravech Randy Scott Jaymee Sire Prim Siripipat Sage Steele Hannah Storm Scott Van Pelt Stan Verrett Adnan Virk Sara Walsh Bram Weinstein

Former anchors	Larry Beil Tim Brando Steve Berthiaume Michelle Bonner Cindy Brunson Cara Capuano Kevin Corke Rece Davis Jack Edwards Rich Eisen Josh Elliott Chris Fowler Kevin Frazier Gayle Gardner George Grande Greg Gumbel Brett Haber Fred Hickman Dana Jacobson Jason Jackson Brian Kenny Craig Kilborn Lee Leonard Kenny Mayne Tom Mees Gary Miller Anne Montgomery Chris Myers Keith Olbermann Bill Patrick Dan Patrick Scott Reiss Dave Revsine Robin Roberts Stuart Scott Sharon Smith Charley Steiner Mike Tirico Pam Ward Whit Watson Matt Winer Trey Wingo

Current reporters	John Clayton Chris Connelly Hank Goldberg Bob Holtzman Pedro Gomez Mike Massaro Chris Mortensen Rachel Nichols Sal Paolantonio Lisa Salters Jeremy Schaap Shelley Smith Ed Werder

Former reporters	David Amber Alex Flanagan Andrea Kremer Pam Oliver Jimmy Roberts Melissa Stark

SportsCenter.com

Baseball Tonight Personalities

Hosts	Karl Ravech (Lead Host, 1996–present) Chris Berman (1990–present) Adnan Virk (2013-present)

Analysts	Rick Sutcliffe (2002–2003, 2012-present) John Kruk (Lead Analyst, 2004–present) Chris Singleton (2008–present) Fernando Viña (2007–present) Aaron Boone (2010–present) Doug Glanville (2010-present) Mark Mulder (2011-present) Keith Law (2013-present) Dallas Braden (2014-present)

Reporters	Tim Kurkjian (1998–present) Buster Olney (2003–present) Jayson Stark (2000–present)

Correspondents	Pedro Gomez (2004–present) Bob Holtzman (2004–present)

Former	Peter Gammons (Lead Reporter, 1990–2009) Steve Phillips (Lead Analyst, 2005–2009) Eric Young (Analyst, 2007–2009) Dusty Baker (Analyst, 2007) Larry Bowa (Analyst, 2005) Jeff Brantley (Analyst, 2002–2006) Dave Campbell (Lead Analyst, 1990–2004) Rob Dibble (Analyst, 1998–2004) Orel Hershiser (2006–2013) Ray Knight (Analyst, 1998–2003) Barry Larkin (Lead Analyst, 2011-2014) Mike Macfarlane (Analyst, 1999) Tino Martinez (Analyst, 2006) Brian McRae (Analyst, 2000–2005) Harold Reynolds (Lead Analyst, 1996–2006) Bill Robinson (Analyst, 1990–1991) Buck Showalter (Lead Analyst, 2001–2002, 2008–2010) Gary Miller (Lead Host, 1990–1995) Dave Marash (Host, 1990) Rich Eisen (Host, 1996–2002) Brian Kenny (Host, 2003) Chris Myers (Host, 1991–1995) Steve Berthiaume (2003–2005, 2007–2012) Scott Reiss (Host, 2006) Eduardo Pérez (Analyst, 2007–2011) Orestes Destrade (Analyst, 2005–2010) Bobby Valentine (Lead Analyst, 2003, 2009–2011)

See also: Major League Baseball on ESPN

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