On Tuesday evening in New York City, the 34th Annual Sports Emmy Awards were presented to the winners. This ceremony honors those individuals whose work in sports broadcasting was particularly noteworthy throughout the year that finished up around five months ago. Because the ceremony is so elaborate, it is sometimes difficult to recall the reasons that the awards were given. Even if the award ceremony was a huge hit, there were still a number of events that took place in 2012 that were ignored by some of the other networks. The candidates for this year's program are all deserving of recognition, which is a fortunate turn of events.
Tom Coughlin, head coach of the New York Giants, and Bruce Beck, a veteran sports anchor, will be speaking at the event. A memorial service for children who passed away as a result of having cancer in childhood is also going to be organized. The awards event will also be broadcast live on television from New York City. In addition, there will be a live broadcast of the awards ceremony that will be shown on HBO throughout the event. The Children's Hospital of New York will get one hundred percent of the revenues from the concert in order to contribute to the charitable cause.
The Emmy Awards show that was broadcast from New York City this year was memorable for a variety of different reasons. To begin, the Emmys are a prestigious award that rewards excellence in sports journalism, and the broadcast of these events is an excellent opportunity to further the careers of individual athletes. For instance, the show "Good Morning America" on CBS recognizes and celebrates players who have triumphed despite adversity to become prominent figures in the world of sportscasting. This year's Emmy Awards will honor a wide variety of works, including this one.
Al Trautwig, who is located in New York and provides commentary on sporting events for NBC Sports and the MSG Network, is yet another sports analyst. He acts as the emcee for both the New York Knicks and the New York Rangers before and after games. Since 1989, he has been employed by MSG and has covered a total of fourteen Olympic Games for NBC. In addition to that, he was the host of the pre-game show for the New York Yankees from the years 1991 through 2001. Throughout his career, he has been awarded a number of New York Sports Emmys.
Bruce Beck is another individual who has been awarded a New York Sports Emmy. Beck has been the primary sports anchor at NBC 4 New York for more than twenty years. He has been honored with eight New York Sports Emmys and three national Cable Ace Awards. He has hosted segments on the New York Giants, the New York Yankees, and Rutgers University, in addition to becoming a well-known figure in the state of New York. Additionally, he has been NBC 4 New York's representative at high-profile events such as the Super Bowl.