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The 39Th Annual Sports Emmy Award by Network Network Winners CBS 8 The 39th Annual Sports Emmy Award by Network Network Winners CBS 8 FOX 6 ESPN 5 NBC 4 FS1 3 MLB Network 3 ESPN2 2 HBO 2 ABC 1 ESPN Deportes 1 ESPNews 1 Golf Channel 1 NBCSN 1 NCAA.com 1 NFL Network 1 Showtime 1 SI.com Deadline1 Telemundo 1 Twitch TV 1 Univision 1 Univision Deportes 1 Verizon 1 WatchESPN 1 YouTube 1 The 39th Annual Sports Emmy Award by Network Group Network Group Winners ESPN (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN Deportes, ESPNews, 10 WatchESPN, ABC) CBS 8 FOX Sports Media Group (FOX, FS1) 6 NBC Sports Group (NBC, NBCSN, Golf Channel, Telemundo) 6 MLB Network 3 HBO Sports 2 NFL Network 1 Showtime Sports 1 SI.com (SI.com, LifeVR) 1 Turner Sports (NCAA.com) 1 Twitch TV 1 Univision (Univision, Univision Deportes) 1 Verizon 1 YouTube 1 Deadline The 39th Annual Sports Emmy Award by Multiple Winners Program Winners Network AFC Championship 5 CBS The 118th Army-Navy Game 3 CBS College GameDay 3 ESPN NASCAR on FOX 3 FOX/FS1 E:60 2 ESPN2 Deadline OUTSTANDING LIVE SPORTS SPECIAL The 118th Army-Navy Game CBS Executive Producer Harold Bryant Senior Coordinating Producer Stephen Karasik Coordinating Producer Craig Silver Producer Peter Radovich, Jr. Coordinating Director Steve Milton Associate Producers Kalil Cage, James Decker, Adam Llorens, Scott Martin Associate Directors David Anerella, Adrienne Ford, Susan Jacobs, Jason Melnick, Brian Seeling OUTSTANDING LIVE SPORTS SERIES Sunday Night Football NBC Executive Producers Sam Flood, Fred Gaudelli, Mark Lazarus Director Drew Esocoff Segment Producers Kevin Brown, Stephen Greenberg, Ken Hirdt, Vincent Rao, Mike Ryan Sideline Producer Michele Froman Deadline Replay Director Charlie Vanacore Associate Producers Ryan Burke, Kylie Callura, Michael Eisenstein, Marc Farzetta, Andy Freeland, Alex Haubenstock, David Jannetty, Wade Junco, Michael Morrell, Adrian Satchell, Michael Seib, Kevin Soldani, Tricia Surber, Joshua Veltrie, Alex Wolochuk, Thomas Wrede Associate Directors Brigette Boginis, Dick Ellis, Timothy Nelson Stage Manager Melissa Horton OUTSTANDING PLAYOFF COVERAGE AFC Championship CBS Jacksonville Jaguars vs. New England Patriots Executive Producers David Berson, Harold Bryant, Sean McManus Senior Coordinating Producer Stephen Karasik Coordinating Producer James C. Rikhoff Producers Ryan Galvin, Peter Radovich, Jr. Coordinating Director Michael Arnold Associate Producers Adam Cohen, James Decker, Katie Keane, Brian Maher, Amy Salmanson Associate Directors David Anerella, Christopher Burns, Susan Jacobs, Bryan Kosowski, Eric Spitzer, Joshua Weingardt OUTSTANDING EDITED SPORTS EVENT COVERAGE Ironman World Championship NBC [Texas Crew Productions] Executive Producers Eric Begley, Sam Flood, David Karabinas, Andrew Messick, Christopher Stadler Coordinating Producers Diana Bertsch, Billy MatthewsDeadline Producers Brad Bernstein, Rick Cikowski, Christos Pathiakis, Chip Rives, Terry Stewart Field Producers Rob Davis, Eban Hathaway, Justin Sprague, Deborah Stewart, Alex Upegui Associate Producers Jenna Amber, Kyle Casey, Jeffrey Cokin, Nick Holmes, Robert O'Neil, David Rehm, Jose Suarez, Al Trautwig OUTSTANDING SHORT SPORTS DOCUMENTARY SC Featured ESPNews A Mountain to Climb Executive Producers Craig Bengtson, Libby Geist, Rob King, Craig T. Lazarus, Mike McQuade, Connor Schell, Mike Shiffman, Victor Vitarelli Coordinating Producer José Morales Producers Kristen Lappas, Tom Rinaldi Director Thom McCallum Associate Producers Alex Brewer, Mathew Furuta, Vincent Guglielmina, Oliver Horovitz, John Iaquinta, Ram Krishna Pokhrel, Thomas Shepard OUTSTANDING LONG SPORTS DOCUMENTARY Disgraced Showtime [Bat Bridge Entertainment] Executive Producers Stephen Espinoza, Pat Kondelis, Vinnie Malhotra, Julio Quintana, Marla Quintana Supervising Produer Lauren Barker Producers Joshua Shepherd, Lynsey Tamsen Jones, Matthew Wallis Director Deadline Pat Kondelis OUTSTANDING SERIALIZED SPORTS DOCUMENTARY Hard Knocks HBO Training Camp With The Tampa Bay Buccaneers [NFL Films] Executive Producers Rick Bernstein, Marty Callner, Patrick Kelleher, Ross Ketover, Peter Nelson, Brian Rolapp, Maryann Turcke Coordinating Producer Ken Rodgers Senior Producers Paul Camarata, Dave Harmon Segment Producers Jeff Cameron, Dave Douglas, Garrett Fittizzi, Peter Frank, Ryan Kelly, Steve Lucatuorto, Nick Mascolo, Eric Monaco, Terrell Riley, Margaret Ruffing Morris, Adam Ryan, Greg Smith, Chip Swain, Chris Weaver, Jason Weber, John Weiss, Michael Ward Wimmer, Joe Zucco Directors Matt Dissinger, Shannon Furman Associate Producers Courtland Bragg, Will Bretz, Darrell Campbell, Carolyn Corzine, Lisa DiMaulo, James Duell, Aaron Eaton, Nicole Giberson, Whitley Harris, Tom Huffine, Becky Lambert, Emily Leitner, Kevin Lutz, John Marsh, Rebecca McWilliams, Helen Modesett, Matthew Montoya, Alexandra Nolen, Eric Reed, Gerry Reimel, Damon Reynolds, Glenn Schulz, Patrick Shannon, David Stiles, Cameron Widerman, Simon Williams, Chris Willis, Josh Wolman Associate Directors Julia Harmon, Patrick Harris, Tim Rumpff Deadline OUTSTANDING STUDIO SHOW - WEEKLY College GameDay ESPN Executive Producers Robert Braunlich, Chris Calcinari, Stephanie Druley, Lee Fitting, Mark Gross, Jodi Markley, Jamie Reynolds, Connor Schell Coordinating Producers Drew Gallagher, Julie McGlone, Victor Vitarelli Supervising Producers Lydelle King, Mike Lake, Lindsey Lloyd, Ben Webber Producers Chris Fallica, Jim Gaiero, Aaron Katzman Feature Producers Danny Arruda, John Bartmon, Jon Fish, Ryan McGee, Michael O’Connor, Meghan Robinson, Aimee Stokes, Lauren Stowell Senior Coordinating Director Scott Favalora Coordinating Director Lorenzo Lamadrid Directors Dave Fortin, Rodney Perez Associate Producers Anthony Abrahams, Joe Andreasen, Andy Armas, Dave Barnes, Ryan Bastek, Adam Bauer, Josh Bender, Robert Berman, Tori Bilas, Barbara Blake, Chris Boler, Ben Branch, Alex Brewer, Thomas Brushway, Shea Byram, Joe Canali, Brittany Cavanaugh, Adam Cheh, Christina Clancy, Lee Clark, Jay Clarke, Scott Clarke, Jake Daigle, Parker Daigle, Darius Dancer, Phil Davis, Paul Dryden, Dean Ellington, Phil Ellsworth, Justin Endres, Logan Endres, Gabby Evans, Jenny Evans, Joe Faraoni, Luther Fisher, Doug Fitzsimmons, Randy French, Doug Gentile, Alex Gilbert, Gerry Glass, Adam Graef, Emma Griffin, Adam Grigely, Stephen Hall, Mike Hally, Pat Hally, Chad Hanna, Robert Hennessy, Kirk Henry, Jajuan Holloway, Tim Horgan, Melissa Horton, Dirk Howard, Chandon Hudgins, Michael Jefferson, Harper Johnson, Tony Johnson, Candace Jordan, Jason Kane, Latisia Keahey, Allen Kee, Eric Kimmel, Trent Knight, Rachel Kodner, Devin Kragh,Deadline Reva Labbe, Jason Levin, Juli Lewis, Nick Lindner, Dave Lynch, Mike Martin, Matt McCormick, Brie Michaels, DJ Montroni, Cameron Moon, Jason Morris, Alex Muniz-Torres, Dayna Navatta, Drew Odle, Scott O’Leary, Mike Pacheco, Ray Palagy, Rob Parker, Amanda Paschal, Eric Peterson, Steven Ponder, Daniel Reifert, Tim Richard, Jason Rickel, Michael Roberts, Gabby Robuccio, Sandy Rosenbush, Steve Ryczko, Stevie Sahutske, Jon Scott, Krista Seymour, Cameron Sheckels, Dave Smith, Josh Smith, Eddie Stachulski, Robert Stanley, Bobby Stephens, Lisa Stokes, John Stull, Malcolm Thomas, Martin Thomas, Emily Turner, Dominick Vargas, Bill Verberkmoes, Marty Vidhina, Ken Wagner, Steve Widuch, Aiden Williams, Gene Wilson, Jackson Wright, Jeremy Wright, Carlton Young Continued… Operations Producers Andy Davenport, Judi Weiss Associate Directors Jeff Dorsey, Justin Klumpp Stage Managers Mike Ruhlman, Randy Thompson OUTSTANDING STUDIO SHOW - DAILY MLB Tonight MLB Network Executive Producers Robert McGlarry, Dave Patterson Senior Coordinating Producers Josh Bernstein, Marc Caifa, Bruce Cornblatt, Chris Pfeiffer, Mike Santini Coordinating Producers Mike Baker, Rich Ciancimino, Daniel Coldwell, William Cope, Will Folger, Mitch Green, Douglas Jaclin, Fred King, Ethan Kleinberg, Chris Mallory, Bryan Meyers, Martin Montalto, Neal Slotkin, Jed Tuminaro, Marc Weiner, Todd Werwa Senior Producers Andrew Brenner, Mark Capalbo, Elliott Kalb, Dan Komyati, Chris Roenbeck, Shannon Valine Producers Greg Amsinger, Sanford Appell, Patrick Armstrong, Scott Braun, Eric Byrnes, Sean Casey, Fran Charles, Chris Collins, Ryan Dempster, Danny Field, Robert Flores, Cliff Floyd, Jon Heyman, Anthony Jimenez, Micah Karg, Brian Kenny, Al Leiter, Mike Lowell, Pedro Martinez, Dan O'Dowd, Carlos Pena, Dan Plesac, Daniel Presser, Harold Reynolds, Bill Ripken, Steven Rodriguez, Ken Rosenthal, Jason Roy, Richard Savino, Jim Serratore, Paul Severino, Joel Sherman, John Smoltz, Nick Steger, Ian Theodoridis, James Urban, Luke Uttaro, Tom Verducci, Justin White Segment Producers Marc Adelberg, Ashley Allen, Erik Altano, Chris Arnowich, Andrew Batti, Michael Benjamin, Christopher Bracey, Nicholas Buffam, Josh Chaplin, Matthew Ciancimino, Kevin Cooper, Ilana Elberg, Tony Ferraiolo,Deadline Ben Friedfeld, Arnold Fucci, Ryan Gilbert, James Glynn, Mark Grillo, Adam Helfgott, Nick Hesketh, William Vincent Joel, Nigel Jones, David Koplik, Jordan Levinson, Evan Lubell, Premier Maldonado, Matt Marini, Moses Massena, Kristin McCall, Jeremy McCarthy, John McVey, Herlentz Mesidor, Elsa Mimmo, Brian Murphy, Nick Novielli, Nate Purinton, Chris Scalzo, Dave Scordato, Scott Sokol, Paul Solga, Michael Treanor, Jon Wenk, Michael Wolan, Brian Yu Coordinating Directors Mark Deaver, Mike J. Martin Directors Lucas Altman, Rick Beczynski, Stephen Blazo, Ron Gilmer, Dave Hagen, Tom Healy, Keith Kielty, Michael Kim, Susan King, Jason Lobb, Tom Meberg, Lisa Smith, Greg Stern, Mike Torello Continued… Senior Associate Producers Matthew Baker, Keith Costas, Alan
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