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ESPN's Holly Rowe continues telling WNBA's stories at All-Star Game in Chicago

First publishedJul 23, 19:00 UTC
Last updatedJul 23, 20:27 UTC · 12m ago
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<p>Bad weather in the Northeast last Saturday canceled seemingly every flight out of New York. Ryan Ruocco and Rebecca Lobo, ESPN’s lead tandem for WNBA games, weren’t going to be able to join sideline reporter Holly Rowe in Dallas for a noon tipoff Sunday on ABC.</p><p>Rodney Vaughn, ESPN’s coordinating producer for WNBA coverage, had to figure out a solution.

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<p>Bad weather in the Northeast last Saturday canceled seemingly every flight out of New York. Ryan Ruocco and Rebecca Lobo, ESPN’s lead tandem for WNBA games, weren’t going to be able to join sideline reporter Holly Rowe in Dallas for a noon tipoff Sunday on ABC.</p><p>Rodney Vaughn, ESPN’s coordinating producer for WNBA coverage, had to figure out a solution. For a play-by-play replacement, he flew in White Sox TV voice John Schriffen from Las Vegas, where he was calling NBA Summer League games. And for an analyst, Vaughn felt he didn’t need to fly in anyone.</p><p>“We said, ‘We’ve got Holly Rowe,’ ” Vaughn said.

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<p>Bad weather in the Northeast last Saturday canceled seemingly every flight out of New York. Ryan Ruocco and Rebecca Lobo, ESPN’s lead tandem for WNBA games, weren’t going to be able to join sideline reporter Holly Rowe in Dallas for a noon tipoff Sunday on ABC.</p><p>Rodney Vaughn, ESPN’s coordinating producer for WNBA coverage, had to figure out a solution.
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    ESPN's Holly Rowe continues telling WNBA's stories at All-Star Game in Chicago

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