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Legendary announcer Dick Vitale says he is cancer free, ready to call games for ESPN again
After numerous cancer battles, legendary ESPN announcer Dick Vitale is nearly ready to return to the network and call a college basketball game once again. Vitale, 85, announced on social media on Wednesday that his vocal cords are cancer free.
Dick Vitale ready to ‘return to my love’ of announcing games after cancer-free update
“Just had (a) scope of my vocal cords & I was very emotional with the great report by Dr ZEITELS,” Vitale said on X on Wednesday. “He said the vocal cords are cancer free & he feels I can return to my love of being at courtside for @espn.”
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Dick Vitale Gets Great News About Cancer Recovery and Return to ESPN
The new year is already off to a great start. On Wednesday morning, legendary ESPN college basketball announcer Dick Vitale announced that his vocal cords are officially cancer free and that he's been cleared to return to calling games.
Dick Vitale Cleared for ESPN Return After Vocal Cords Diagnosed as Cancer-Free
Legendary ESPN college basketball personality Dick Vitale is one step closer to getting back to doing what he loves most. Vitale announced on Wednesday
Dick Vitale supports Notre Dame at Orange Bowl after revealing he’s cancer free
ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro joins @DickieV & his wonderful wife Lorraine for this evening's #CFBPlayoff Semifinal at the @OrangeBowl So lovely to see Dickie V well enough to cheer on his beloved @FightingIrish. Look forward to hearing his voice again on ESPN! pic.twitter.com/skxqzLtDFk
Broadcast legend Dick Vitale says vocal cords are cancer-free, could return to work soon
Legendary broadcaster Dick Vitale could be back with a headset on very soon, as the 85-year-old college basketball staple revealed his vocal cords are cancer-free.
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ESPN broadcaster Dick Vitale says he's cancer-free: ‘It's my national championship!'
Dick Vitale said he's cancer-free after his fourth bout with the disease in just over three years. The 85-year-old ESPN college basketball analyst announced Thursday on social media that he got ...
The voice of college basketball is back! Dick Vitale cleared to resume broadcasting for ESPN
The Lakewood Ranch resident isn't sure of the exact date of his return. Vitale has battled cancer four times in four years.
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ESPN stars pay tribute after network researcher, 41, dies of cancer: ‘We love you, buddy’
ESPN lost one of its own after a two-year battle with cancer, the network announced on Monday’s edition of “SportsCenter.” Research manager Zach Jones tragically passed away at the age of 41 ...
ESPN Pays Tribute To ‘SportsCenter’ Researcher Who Died Of Cancer At 41
ESPN is mourning the death of Zach Jones, a research manager for 'SportsCenter,' who died December 22 of colorectal cancer.
Anthony Edwards wears wristband gifted by young fan with cancer
Anthony Edwards met Luca, a 6-year-old Minnesota Timberwolves fan with leukemia who attended the game wearing Edwards' jersey.