Stuart Scott

It's never easy to deliver the hardest kind of news.

What a move last night by NBA on TNT broadcaster Ernie Johnson. Johnson won the award for "Best Studio Host" at the Sports Emmy's on Tuesday -- and presented the award to Stuart Scott's daughters. Johnson, who has battled cancer himself, told Scott's daughters that they would text each other about the fight against the deadly disease...

It was good while it lasted, Kevin Hart. After winning his fourth MVP on Friday night, the comedian hung it up.

This week's Top Stories at 1045theteam.com have a lot to do with the late and great Stuart Scott. Please let me be your tour guide and let you know what you need to check out here on the site.  

I have been known to say bad things about Keith Olbermann when he says something I dislike but right now he gets praise. I love his tribute to the late Stuart Scott. KO has the unique perspective of being there for the beginning of Scott's ESPN career...

How do you say goodbye to a colleague, and how do you say goodbye to a friend? That's the task that Scott Van Pelt and Steve Levy had at the end of the 11 p.m. SportsCenter on Sunday night as they tried to properly send-off Stuart Scott, who died at the age of 49 from cancer...

For the longest time, it was Rich Eisen and Stuart Scott as the faces of SportsCenter. On Sunday, Eisen remembered the life of his former co-worker. Stuart passed away of cancer at the age on 49 on Sunday.

On Sunday, ESPN Anchor Stuart Scott lost his battle with cancer at the age of 49. ESPN put together this amazing video tribute to Stu. Booyah!

Suzy Kolber sent an amazing message out to co-worker Stuart Scott during Monday Night Football's pre-game. Stuart has missed this season on MNF to continue his fight with cancer.

Sportcenter anchor, Stuart Scott, has been with ESPN since 1993. Scott was diagnosed with appendiceal cancer in 2007, and currently is still undergoing treatment. This video of Scott winning the award shows the heart, determination, and will of a man that will not give up...