Masekela, Hawk, McGrath & McCoy Lead the ESPN Team at X Games Los Angeles 2012
Jun 14, 2012
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Sal Masekela will host all 21 hours in high definition on ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC. In addition to the live competition telecasts, Keir Dillon and Alyssa Roenigk team up to host X Center nightly on ESPN2. ESPN 3D will simulcast all 21 hours while ESPN3 will stream 24 hours of live content. Internationally, X Games Los Angeles will be televised on ESPN networks in 206 countries and territories to more than 234 million homes. A talented group of action sports legends led by Dennis McCoy,
Tony Hawk, Jeremy McGrath, and Kevin Robinson will provide expert analysis.
Masekela will host for an 11th year, having started hosting the X Games and Winter X Games in 2001. Masekela’s responsibilities also include play-by-play for the Skateboard events, as well as reporting for SportsCenter. As hosts of ESPN2’s nightly X Center coverage, Dillon and Roenigk make their X Center debut. A member of the X Games team since 2008, Dillon served most recently as an analyst for the Snowboard competitions as well as the host of ESPN 3D’s telecast of Winter X Games Aspen 2012. A writer for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com since 2003, Roenigk joined the X Games team at Winter X Games this year as host of ESPN3’s X Cast.
The X Games Los Angeles Hosts, Analysts, Reporters and Commentators below:
Hosts
? Sal Masekela
? Keir Dillon
? Alyssa Roenigk
BMX
? Jim Coleman: Play-by-play
? Dennis McCoy: Analyst
? Kevin Robinson: Analyst
Reporters
? Erin Bates: Moto X/ Rally
? Jenn Brown: Big Air/Vert
? Chris Pastras: Park/Street
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