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  • Birth Name: Alan Richard Michaels
  • Birth Place: Brooklyn, NY
  • Date of Birth / Zodiac Sign: 11/12/1944, Scorpio
  • Profession: TV sportscaster
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  • HBO Wins Big at Sports Emmys | TVGuide.com Sports Report | 4/30/2008
    At Monday's Sports Emmys, HBO led all networks, taking eight trophies. Real Sports With Bryant Gumbel was honored along with its Ghosts of Flatbush documentary and the network's boxing coverage.ESPN scored seven total Emmys (including three for ESPN.com) and Fox picked up five Emmys. CBS and NBC won three statues apiece.It was a big night for NBC's football coverage. Sunday Night Football's Al Michaels won best play-by-play honors and his boothmate John Madden took top analyst honors. Football Night in America co-host Cris Collinsworth was named best studio analyst. James Brown won best studio host for CBS' The NFL Today.Other Emmys went to Fox's Fiesta Bowl coverage along with NASCAR on Fox. ESPN's College GameDay won best weekly studio show, and TNT's Inside the NBA snared the Emmy for best daily studio show. —J.R. Whalen read more
  • TV's 10 Most Memorable Winter Olympics Moments | Today's News: Our Take | 2/21/2006
    Before Michelle Kwan was forced to bid a sad adieu to her gold-medal dreams... before Ted Ligety came from nowhere to win the alpine combined... and before the world had ever heard of a Flying Tomato, these Winter Olympians gave TV-viewers much to talk about and forever remember. 1. Heiden's Fantastic Five — Lake Placid 1980In the speed-skating equivalent of running — and winning — a sprint, a mile, a marathon and nearly everything in between, Eric Heiden achieved what fellow Olympian Dan Jansen calls "the single greatest feat in the history of sports." Hard to disagree. Looking more superhero than mere mortal in his skin-tight uniform, the thunder-thighed skating machine collected five individual gold medals, setting four Olympic records and smashing a world record in his last event, the grueling 10,000-meter race, by more than six seconds. His incredible accomplishment has never been duplicated. read more
  • TV's 10 Most Memorable Winter Olympics Moments | Today's News: Our Take | 2/20/2006
    Before Michelle Kwan was forced to bid a sad adieu to her gold-medal dreams... before Ted Ligety came from nowhere to win the alpine combined... and before the world had ever heard of a Flying Tomato, these Winter Olympians gave TV-viewers much to talk about and forever remember. 1. Heiden's Fantastic Five — Lake Placid 1980In the speed-skating equivalent of running — and winning — a sprint, a mile, a marathon and nearly everything in between, Eric Heiden achieved what fellow Olympian Dan Jansen calls "the single greatest feat in the history of sports." Hard to disagree. Looking more superhero than mere mortal in his skin-tight uniform, the thunder-thighed skating machine collected five individual gold medals, setting four Olympic records and smashing a world record in his last event, the grueling 10,000-meter race, by more than six seconds. His incredible accomplishment has never been duplicated. read more
  • Super Bowl XL In the interest... | Today's News: Our Take | 2/6/2006
    Super Bowl XLIn the interest of full disclosure, I must confess up front that I'm a huge Seahawks fan. This isn't an easy experience as a) They have historically sucked and b) I live in Philly, roughly 3,000 miles from the next nearest Seahawks fan. So, without bias or prejudice, I now offer my take on the mockery of a travesty of a sham that history will record as Super Bowl XL After two weeks of hype, hours of pregame discussion and a visit to the animatronic Hall of Past Super Bowl MVPs (is it odd that Bart Starr looks younger than Mick Jagger?), it was time to start the game. The coin toss was a success on two fronts: The Seahawks won and Matt Hasselbeck didn't guarantee a victory. 1st Quarter: Al Michaels uses the NFL-mandated expression "Super Bowl XL is under way in Detroit" as the kickoff takes to the air, and I don't wa read more

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Monday Night Football (Play-By-Play) 2006 TV Show Series
Sunday Night Football (Play-By-Play) 2006 TV Show Series
Miracle (Actor - Himself) 2004 Movie
Baseketball (Actor - Himself) 1998 Movie
Homeward Bound II: Lost In San Francisco (Actor - Voice of Sparky Michaels) 1996 Movie

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Brother's Keeper: Kick Ball, Get...
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Network: Hulu
Posted: 6/6/2008 Length: 21m 27s
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Super Bowl XLIII: Super Bowl 2009:...
Maria Menounos tests the showbiz smarts of...
Network: NBC
Posted: 6/11/2009
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Al Michaels Dates Himself
Anyone who was born after 1950 might have a...
Network: TMZ Videos
Posted: 1/29/2009
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Al Michaels Puts Stake in Kobe
When he doesn't have to deal with the...
Network: TMZ Videos
Posted: 1/29/2009
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BASEketball
From the director of Naked Gun comes a...
Network: iTunes
Posted: 2/5/2009 Length: 1h 43m 11s
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