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Jeremy Schaap
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Jeremy Schaap

@JeremySchaap
Host of @E60, The Sports Reporters and The Biggest Game on @ESPN/ESPN Jeopardy! champion
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    Jun 17, 2025
    We overuse the word hero in sports, but with Jim Abbott we don't use it enough. Southpaw, our new @E60, was directed and edited by @MikeFarrellESPN. It premieres July 13 on @espn.
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    Aug 31
    Strangers on a Train?
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    Aug 30
    We had a request for daily @usopen trivia…. What is the highest grossing tennis movie of all time?
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    Aug 30
    As the Little League World Series wraps up with Nevada playing Curacao, here is a terrific story about Michael Cammarata, who played in '91 for Staten Island. From our own @Alyssa_Haduck:
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    How a 9/11 hero's legacy lives on at Little League World Series
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    Aug 29
    You can find L1V1NG ON streaming on the app.
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    Aug 19
    As we approach the 25th anniversary of 9/11, @E60 wanted to tell the story of one of the heroes who was killed that day. His name is Michael Cammarata--and his number 11 is the only number retired by the Little League World Series. His story, beautifully told by director
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    Aug 28
    In Super Bowl XXV, the Giants scored two touchdowns. These were the gents who scored. Ottis Anderson and the Touchdown Maker. Anderson, in fact, is responsible for two of the Giants' 12 total touchdowns in their five Super Bowl appearances. He's the only Giant to score multiple
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