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More evidence that Keith Olbermann, formerly with ESPN, Fox, MSNBC and Current TV, is heading back to ESPN, via the New York Daily News:
The Daily News has learned Worldwide Leader is in serious discussions with Olbermann to host a New York-based late night talk show on ESPN 2, according to industry sources.The sources said the situation is still “very fluid” and no decision on green-lighting Olbermann or the project has been made.
Olbermann worked for ESPN from 1992 and 1997.
In June, ESPN President John Skipper acknowledged a past dinner he had with Olbermann. "I would not have had dinner with him if we didn’t sit around and think about whether there was a reason to bring Keith back," he said. "I haven’t met with him again, but we don’t have a policy here that you can never come back."
Olbermann will co-anchor a three-week baseball post-season Turner Sports show in October.
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