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Bob Page is an American sportscaster. In 1991, he was named Howard Cosell's successor on ABC Radio's , a twice-daily national commentary. Simultaneously, he was the lead anchor and original anchor of Sports Desk on MSG Network, an Eastern regional television sports network.

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