Sports anchor Bob Ley retires after 40 years at ESPN
Bob Ley, the longest-tenured anchor at ESPN and a journalistic legend, says he is retiring at the end of this month. “To be clear, this is entirely my decision,” Ley said, fending off inevitable speculation about his dealings with ESPN. “I enjoy the best of health, and the many blessings of friends and family, and it is in that context that I’m making this change,” Ley said. Ley joined ESPN when the sports network launched in 1979. He is best known for…
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