I stumbled on this a few days ago, Charlie Rose interviewing Warner Wolf and Glenn Brenner in 1984 on CBS Nightwatch:
After Wolf, the native Washingtonian moved onto New York in the 1970s, Brenner eventually replaced Wolf at Channel 9 (then WDVM, now WUSA). After Brenner died, Wolf was brought back to D.C. where he [...]
That the late Glenn Brenner comes in 3rd in Len Shapiro’s list of top Washington D.C. sports anchors (The Post) is madness! George Michael may have been innovative with highlights and Warner Wolf inspired some of bits that (his replacement) Brenner did better, but neither was as nearly as good. Brenner gave sports the seriousness [...]
Fourteen years ago today, during the Redskins last Super Bowl run, W*USA-TV sports anchor Glenn Brenner died of brain tumor. He had been off the air for months following a “vascular event” in his brain that occurred as he finished the 1991 Marine Corps Marathon. All of Washington, from the White House, to Congress, to [...]
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