Costas

"Shut up, Bob Costas," is one of the milder things I've been yelling at him.

mrissa: Mris translates Olympics commentary for you. mrissa 2010

NBC's Bob Costas is a perfectly polished, wryly observant Olympic anchor, but the role uses too little of his talents.

USATODAY.com - NBC should go for the gold in Beijing 2006

Bob Costas is definetly the best replacement for Rather.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Help Choose Dan Rather’s Replacement! 2004

It's a practical approach, but Costas is in a business where flash often outweighs practicality.

Making the call on home run callers 2000

Costas is on record as saying if the economic disparity continues to grow, fans in small-revenue markets will lose interest.

Politics, sports create interesting dynamic 2000

Initially, Constantine, who is called Costas, took to the game more than his brothers.

NYT > Home Page By DYLAN LOEB McCLAIN 2010

(real name Costas Dinos Contostavlos), have been maligned in the press as being, well, bad boys.

Belfasttelegraph.co.uk - Frontpage RSS Feed 2010

Bourne emphasizes that MLB Network does not restrict what journalists such as Costas, Verducci, and Heyman can report or say.

When the league owns the network — and pays the journalists: A new set of ethical questions arise » Nieman Journalism Lab 2009

"Costas," has watched his former antagonist's growing presence on Twitter with both prurience and admiration.

NYT > Home Page 2010

Hoyzer reveals that Ante Sapina's Greek contact was a Thessaloniki man "Costas" whose relationship with someone very powerful in the national league, someone who knew the coaches, referees, and players intimately was used to get inside information.

SoccerBlog.com 2009