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George Michael, 70, a high-rated and hyperanimated Washington sportscaster whose extensive use of game highlights from across the country on his nationally syndicated show has now become the norm in the industry, died Thursday at Sibley Memorial Hospital. He had chronic lymphocytic leukemia.
I was living in Washington, D.C. when he was working at a local station and started the Sports Machine. Always enjoyed his broadcasts.
Reading the obit and seeing the names of Warner Wolf and Glenn Brenner brings back some great memories of some good years in D.C.
Was a decent all inclusive show.I text my wife but left out who he was to get the response it was the singer.Later filled her in.Seamed like a decent guy and he has left his mark.
this saddened me. He was an icon on WRC. That and Abe Pollin, its a rough year for sports in the DC area.
I remember him in 8 seconds. a big rodeo fan, he was instrumental in that movie being made.
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