If you love sports -- and the people who bring you the highlights -- this is absolutely the book for you.These are the true, hilarious, and previously untold stories of how America's favorite sports broadcasters started their careers. "Where They Were Then" gives you a candid look at the first TV jobs of household names like Scott Van Pelt, Kenny Mayne, Heidi Watney, Trey Wingo, John Buccigross, and many more.They are at the top of the mountain now, but you won't believe some of the things these sportscasters did when they first started.*Which famous sportscaster did a whole TV segment with an IV in his arm?*Which household sports name was chased down the streets of Las Vegas?*Which well-known sports anchor got fired, and then was turned down for a job at a wastewater treatment plant?*Who's sportscast at their first job was so bad... the director cut him off in the middle of the show?*Who got their big break because a monkey jumped on them during a live interview?*Who spent their 24th birthday washing minor-league baseball uniforms in a cheap hotel?*Who started their TV career talking about cows and a sea lion blocking cars on a road?They may be covering the world's biggest sporting events now, but when you read "Where They Were Then" you'll learn that's not what they covered at their first jobs. Instead, they reported on: Ostrich racing, ice fishing, mountainside furniture racing, high school volleyball, rookie league baseball, and whatever was going on at the local rodeo.Author Scott Reiss -- of ESPN & Comcast SportsNet fame -- weaves these amazing first-person stories together into a book that inspires all of us. "Where They Were Then" gives you front-row access to 15 different paths to success in the TV sports industry.Whether you just love sports, want to know more about your favorite sportscasters, or want to learn what it takes to start at the bottom and work your way to the top, reading the stories in "Where They Were Then" will be time well spent.
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