Outstanding Sports Personality, Studio Host
The Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Sports Personality, Studio Host has been awarded since 1993. The award is given to an on-air personality that hosts a pregame or postgame show, or gives news during event coverage, but does not commentate on the event itself. This award is considered to be the most prestigious of all given under the Outstanding Sports Personality category. Before this subcategory was set up, an award was given to either a studio host or an event commentator from 1968 to 1992. See that article for a list of winners (Outstanding Host or Commentator).
List of winners
- 1993: Bob Costas (NBC)
- 1994: Bob Costas (NBC)
- 1995: Bob Costas (NBC)
- 1996: Bob Costas (NBC)
- 1997: Dan Patrick (ESPN)
- 1998: James Brown (FOX)
- 1999: James Brown (FOX)
- 2000: Bob Costas (NBC)
- 2001: Bob Costas (HBO) / Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS)
- 2002: Bob Costas (NBC/HBO)
- 2003: Bob Costas (NBC/HBO)
- 2004: Bob Costas (NBC/HBO)
- Mary Carillo (NBC)
- Bryant Gumbel (HBO)
- Greg Gumbel (CBS)
- Dan Patrick (ESPN)
- 2005: Bob Costas (NBC/HBO)
- James Brown (FOX)
- Rich Eisen (NFL Network/CBS)
- Bryant Gumbel (HBO)
- John Saunders (ABC/ESPN)
- 2006: Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT)
- James Brown (CBS)
- Joe Buck (FOX)
- Bob Costas (HBO/NBC)
- Rich Eisen (NFL Network)
- Jim Lampley (NBC)
- 2007: James Brown (CBS)
- Bob Costas (HBO/NBC)
- Bryant Gumbel (HBO)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS)
- Al Trautwig (Versus)
- 2008: Bob Costas (NBC/HBO)
- Chris Berman (ESPN)
- James Brown (CBS/Showtime)
- Bryant Gumbel (HBO)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS)
- 2009: Bob Costas (NBC/MLB Network)
- James Brown (CBS/Showtime)
- Bryant Gumbel (HBO)
- Chris Fowler (ESPN)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS)
- 2010: Bob Costas (NBC/MLB Network)
- Chris Berman (ESPN)
- James Brown (CBS/Showtime)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT)
- Dan Patrick (NBC/DirecTV)
- Scott Van Pelt (ESPN)
- 2011: Bob Costas (NBC/MLB Network)
- James Brown (CBS/Showtime)
- Bryant Gumbel (HBO)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS)
- Dan Patrick (NBC/DirecTV)
- 2012: Bob Costas (NBC/NBC Sports Network)
- James Brown (CBS/Showtime)
- Rich Eisen (NFL Network)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS)
- Dan Patrick (NBC/NBC Sports Network/DirecTV)
- 2013: Bob Costas (NBC/MLB Network)
- James Brown (CBS/Showtime)
- David Feherty (Golf Channel)
- Greg Gumbel (CBS)
- Dan Patrick (NBC/NBCSN/DirecTV)
- 2014: Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS) - gave the trophy to the family of the late Stuart Scott
- 2015: Bob Costas (NBC/MLB Network)
- James Brown (CBS/Showtime/NFL Network)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS/truTV/CBS/NBATV)
- Hannah Storm (ESPN)
- Scott Van Pelt (ESPN)
- 2016: Bob Costas (NBC/MLB Network)
- Kevin Burkhardt (Fox/FS1)
- David Feherty (Golf Channel/NBC)
- Dan Patrick (NBC/NBCSN)
- Mike Tirico (Golf Channel/NBC)
- 2017: Bob Ley (ESPN)
- Rece Davis (ESPN)
- Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/TBS/truTV/CBS)
- Curt Menefee (FOX)
- Dan Patrick (Audience/NBC/NBCSN)
- 2018: Ernie Johnson, Jr. (TNT/CBS)
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- James Brown
- Ernie Johnson, Jr.
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