ESPN says analyst John Kruk is “in good spirits” after a medical incident on Sunday night. In other news, ESPN NFL analyst Jerry Rice has left the network, and Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully will return for a 65th season next year.
Kruk Fine After Dizzy Spell
- ESPN MLB analyst John Kruk is “in good spirits” after having to leave the booth due to a medical incident prior to the Red Sox/Dodgers “Sunday Night Baseball” game. According to ESPN, Kruk felt dizzy and was later diagnosed as being dehydrated. As of Monday morning, ESPN had no update on when Kruk will return to the air. (ESPN).
Rice Leaves ESPN
- ESPN NFL analyst Jerry Rice has left the network, Awful Announcing reported Monday. According to the report, ESPN called the move a “mutual decision.” Rice had been with ESPN since 2011. (Awful Announcing)
Vin Scully to Return Next Season
- The Los Angeles Dodgers announced Friday that play-by-play voice Vin Scully plans to return to team for a 65th season next year. Scully will continue to work all Dodgers home games as well as road games in California and Arizona. Dodgers television broadcasts move from Fox Sports to Time Warner Cable next season. (Dodgers.com)
