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NBC Announcers Address Savannah Guthrie, Family During Olympic Opening Ceremonies Coverage
NBC announcers Terry Gannon and Mary Carillo sent heartfelt messages to Savannah Guthrie and her family during the 2026 Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony broadcast.
Guthrie, who was originally scheduled to co-host the event in Milan on Friday, Feb. 6, stepped away to focus on her family as the search continues for her missing 84-year-old mother, Nancy Guthrie.
During the broadcast, Gannon and Carillo acknowledged Guthrie’s absence, calling her a vital part of the NBC team. “We send our love, prayers, and positive energy to Savannah and her family during this difficult time,” Gannon sa…
Christian Olsen, Brother Of NFL's Greg Olsen, Dies
Christian Olsen, a high school football star in Wayne, NJ and older brother of former NFL player Greg Olsen, has died at the age of 43 after battling glioblastoma.
Greg Olsen who played 13 years in the NFL and is now an announcer for FOX, announced the news on social media.
"It is with great sadness that I share this update. Despite fighting with every ounce of his being, my older brother Chris has lost his battle with Glioblastoma. This terrible disease took many things, but it could never take Chris’s spirit for life," Greg wrote.
Greg said people had been traveling to Little Rock, where…
Two MD Athletes Competing For Team USA At 2026 Winter Olympics: Find Out Who
Dozens of Northeast athletes are preparing for the biggest winter sports spectacle on Earth.
There are 57 Northeast athletes on Team USA's roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics, which will run from Wednesday, Feb. 4, through Sunday, Feb. 22. The opening ceremony will air live on NBC at 2 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 6, with a primetime re-air scheduled for 8 p.m.
For the first time, the Winter Games will have co-host cities, with Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy, sharing the duties. While this will be Milan's first Olympiad of any kind, the ski resort town of Cortina hosted the 1956 Winte…
‘Thank You, Baltimore’: John Harbaugh Shares Emotional Message To Ravens Fans
John Harbaugh didn’t leave Baltimore quietly — he left in ink.
The former Ravens head coach took out a full-page letter in The Baltimore Sun’s weekend edition to thank the city, the organization, and the fans who became family during his time in Maryland, offering a rare, heartfelt goodbye that felt more personal than any press release ever could.
“When Ingrid, Alison, and I arrived in Baltimore, we knew that we were joining a football organization,” Harbaugh wrote. “What we couldn’t have fully known then was that we were becoming part of a city, a culture, and a community.”
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