In an announcement on his show “Inside Wisconsin,” ESPN host John Anderson revealed that he will be leaving the network’s flagship show, “SportsCenter,” when his contract expires in June. Although saddened by the decision to retire, Anderson cited changes in the operation of the show as a factor in his choice.

Anderson has been a prominent figure on ESPN since joining the network in 1999 after working for KPHO-TV in Phoenix, Arizona. Over the years, he has become known for his snappy and knowledgeable dialogue. In addition to his work on “SportsCenter,” Anderson has also hosted the ABC game show “Wipeout” from 2008 to 2014.

Despite his retirement from the show, Anderson expressed excitement about continuing to cover track and field events and other sports-related projects for ESPN in the future. He plans to use his experience and expertise to create new and engaging content for viewers.

Anderson is the third longtime host to leave “SportsCenter” in the past year, following the departures of Neil Everett and Sage Steele. Their departures have created an opportunity for new hosts to join the network and bring fresh perspectives to its programming.

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