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Robert Quinlan Costas (1952-) was at the van of a "changing of the guard" in sports broadcasting during the 1970s and beyond. His career took off when he began calling games for the ABA's "Spirits of St. Louis" on KMOX radio in 1974. Here he honed skills that took him among the elite of sportscasters. He has called baseball, football, and the Olympics on radio or TV. A graduate of Syracuse ... [MORE]
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And Now, Back to Bob Costas...
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A look at the 1996 Olympic Games from the rec.humor.funny archives.
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Bob Costas
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Filmography at IMDb with actor credits in television and film, sports specials hosted, notable TV guest appearances, biography and personal details, awards, other works, quotes, and related links.
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Bob Costas
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National Public Radio's Fresh Air profile of the broadcaster with links and RAM audio format of the interview.
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Bob Costas' Fair Ball
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Fan review of the book where the broadcaster tells what he thinks should happen in Major League Baseball. Suite101.com article by Bryan Walker.
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HBO: On The Record with Bob Costas
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Biography, video clips, interview transcripts, polls, guest highlights, submission form for fan questions, and upcoming broadcasts.
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Remember the ABA: Bob Costas Interview
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Brett Ballantini talks with the sportscaster about his days with the American Basketball Association's Spirits of St. Louis. Edited transcript with photographs.
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St. Louis Walk of Fame: Bob Costas
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Homage with photograph, biographical sketch, induction details, and links to others inducted.
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Tesh Bitter about Costas Comments
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Musician and former TV host's counter-attack after the sportscaster ridiculed Tesh's efforts as an Olympic gymnastics commentator.
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Bob Costas
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Biography and anecdotes from Hollywood.com.
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