Outstanding Sports Personality, Studio and Sports Event Analyst
The Sports Emmy Awards for Outstanding Sports Personality, Studio Analyst and Outstanding Sports Personality, Sports Event Analyst made their debuts at the awards show in different years — 1993 for the Studio Analyst award and 1997 for the Sports Event Analyst award. Before 1993, an Emmy was awarded in just one combined category. That list of winners will also be featured here.
Studio Analyst
- 1993: Billy Packer (CBS)
- 1994: John Madden (FOX)
- 1995: John Madden (FOX)
- 1996: Howie Long (FOX)
- 1997: Cris Collinsworth (HBO/NBC)
- 1998: Cris Collinsworth (HBO/FOX)
- 1999: Terry Bradshaw (FOX)
- 2000: Steve Lyons (FOX)
- 2001: Terry Bradshaw (FOX)
- 2002: Cris Collinsworth (HBO)
- 2003: Cris Collinsworth (HBO)
- 2004: Cris Collinsworth (HBO)
- Michael Irvin (ESPN)
- Howie Long (FOX)
- Harold Reynolds (ESPN)
- Steve Young (ESPN)
- 2005: Cris Collinsworth (HBO)
- Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN)
- Tom Jackson (ESPN)
- Howie Long (FOX)
- Harold Reynolds (ESPN)
- 2006: Cris Collinsworth (HBO/NBC)
- Charles Barkley (TNT)
- Jay Bilas (ESPN)
- Jeff Hammond (FOX)
- Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN)
- 2007: Cris Collinsworth (HBO/NBC)
- Charles Barkley (TNT)
- Jay Bilas (ESPN)
- Terry Bradshaw (FOX)
- Cris Carter (HBO)
- Tom Jackson (ESPN)
- 2008: Terry Bradshaw (FOX) / Tom Jackson (ESPN)
- 2009: Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN)
- Charles Barkley (TNT)
- Tony Dungy (NBC)
- Al Leiter (MLB Network)
- Howie Long (FOX)
- 2010: Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN)
- Charles Barkley (TNT)
- Tom Jackson (ESPN)
- Howie Long (FOX)
- Harold Reynolds (MLB Network)
- 2011: Charles Barkley (CBS/NBA TV/TNT)
- 2012: Charles Barkley (NBA TV/TNT)
- Tony Dungy (NBC)
- Boomer Esiason CBS)
- Harold Reynolds (MLB Network)
- Bill Ripken (MLB Network)
- Kurt Warner (NFL Network)
- 2013: Harold Reynolds (MLB Network/FOX) / Tom Verducci (TBS/MLB Network)
- 2014: Harold Reynolds (MLB Network)
- 2015: Bill Ripken (MLB Network)
- 2016: Charles Barkley (CBS/TBS/TNT/truTV)
- Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN)
- Harold Reynolds (MLB Network)
- Bill Ripken (MLB Network)
- Tom Verducci (FOX/MLB Network)
- 2017: Harold Reynolds (MLB Network)
- 2018: Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN)
Sports Event Analyst
- 1997: Joe Morgan (ESPN)
- 1998: John Madden (FOX)
- 1999: John Madden (FOX)
- 2000: Tim McCarver (FOX)
- 2001: Tim McCarver (FOX)
- 2002: Tim McCarver (FOX)
- 2003: John Madden (ABC)
- 2004: Joe Morgan (ESPN)
- Cris Collinsworth (FOX)
- John Madden (ABC)
- Tim McCarver (FOX)
- Johnny Miller (NBC)
- 2005: John Madden (ABC)
- Troy Aikman (FOX)
- Tim McCarver (FOX)
- Johnny Miller (NBC)
- Joe Morgan (ESPN)
- 2006: Cris Collinsworth for Run to the Playoffs (NFL Network)
- Jerry Bailey (ESPN)
- Tim McCarver (FOX)
- Johnny Miller (NBC)
- Darrell Waltrip (FOX)
- 2007: John Madden (NBC)
- Troy Aikman (FOX)
- Doug Collins (TNT)
- Gary Danielson (CBS)
- Tim McCarver (FOX)
- Phil Simms (CBS)
- 2008: Cris Collinsworth (NFL Network/NBC)
- Doug Collins (TNT)
- Ron Jaworski (ESPN)
- John Madden (NBC)
- Tim McCarver (FOX)
- Johnny Miller (NBC)
- 2009: Cris Collinsworth (NBC)
- Jon Gruden (ESPN)
- Jim Kaat (MLB Network)
- Tim McCarver (FOX)
- Phil Simms (CBS)
- Jeff Van Gundy (ABC)
- 2010: Cris Collinsworth (NBC)
- 2011: Cris Collinsworth (NBC)
- 2012: Cris Collinsworth (NBC)
- 2013: Cris Collinsworth (NBC)
- Gary Danielson (CBS)
- Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN)
- Tim McCarver (FOX)
- 2014: Cris Collinsworth (NBC)
- 2015: Bill Raftery (CBS/Fox Sports 1/TBS/TNT/truTV)
- 2016: Bill Raftery (CBS/Fox Sports 1/TBS/TNT/truTV)
- 2017: Kirk Herbstreit (ESPN/ABC)
- 2018: Bill Raftery (CBS/Fox Sports 1/TBS/TNT/truTV)
Outstanding Analyst
- 1992: John Madden (CBS)
- 1991: John Madden (CBS)
- 1990: John Madden (CBS)
- 1989: John Madden (CBS)
- 1988: John Madden (CBS)
- 1987-88: John Madden (CBS)
- 1986-87: John Madden (CBS)
- 1985-86: no award was given
- 1984-85: no award was given
- 1983-84: no award was given
- 1982-83: John Madden (CBS)
- 1981-82: John Madden (CBS)
- 1980-81: Dick Button (ABC)
- To this day, Button remains the only winner in this category to win both an Emmy and an Olympic Gold Medal, of which Button won two in 1948 and 1952.
Multiple wins
16 wins
4 wins
3 wins
2 wins
Multiple nominations
23 nominations
18 nominations
13 nominations
10 nominations
9 nominations
7 nominations
5 nominations
4 nominations
3 nominations
- Jim Kaat
- Joe Morgan
- Bill Raftery
- Bill Ripken
- Phil Simms
- John Smoltz
- Michael Strahan
2 nominations
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