linda cohn

How does the Jay Bruce move impact the New York Mets? Is the right move for the franchise or the wrong move? To answer all that and much more we brought in ESPN SportsCenter anchor Linda Cohn today to 'Big Board Sports.' We also asked Cohn if the Subway Series still has juice to it...

Linda Cohn has been on SportsCenter since I can remember watching it, and this weekend (Sunday, 8 a.m.), she gets set to host her 5,000th SportsCenter. She holds the record for all-time SportsCenter's hosted and is also a diehard New York sports fan...

The Rangers got uncharacteristically stomped in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Monday night but diehard New York fan Linda Cohn says she saw it coming.

Super Bowl XLVIII's most discussed headline isn't about the Xs or the Os. It's not about the match-up between the league's best defense and its most prolific offense.  It's not about a cornerback who thrust himself into the national spotlight two weeks ago, or the veteran one, on the other side of the field, looking for the championship that will complete a brilliant career.

The New York sports scene has plenty of fans in the national media. None, though, may be as fervent as ESPN's Linda Cohn.  Thursday, the host of the podcast "Listen Closely to Linda Cohn" sat down with Armen Williams to discuss the Giants, the Knicks and the Rangers, as well as her thoughts on Peyton Manning's legacy and Super Bowl XLVIII.

Here are some pics from my visit to the main ESPN headquarters in Bristol, CT.  One ESPN employee is much taller than I thought.