One of the most high-profile ESPN employees to fall victim to the network's latest round of layoffs this summer was Karl Ravech.
Ravech had been with the network for over 30 years. He was first an anchor on SportsCenter before he shifted over to being a prominent figure in ESPN's baseball coverage.
For the first time since he was laid off, Ravech touched on his ouster in an interview on "Westwood One Sports Night" with Josh Graham.
Ravech said he doesn't have any hard feelings toward ESPN while also noting the layoffs in general and outpouring of support he has received since have been "surreal."
MORE: Laid-off Karl Ravech still calls MLB game for ESPN
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Ravech had been with the network for over 30 years. He was first an anchor on SportsCenter before he shifted over to being a prominent figure in ESPN's baseball coverage.
For the first time since he was laid off, Ravech touched on his ouster in an interview on "Westwood One Sports Night" with Josh Graham.
Ravech said he doesn't have any hard feelings toward ESPN while also noting the layoffs in general and outpouring of support he has received since have been "surreal."
MORE: Laid-off Karl Ravech still calls MLB game for ESPN
#espn #karl #westwood
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