Howie Schwab, Longtime ESPN Producer and Host of "Stump the Schwab," Dies at 63
Legendary ESPN Personality Known for Trivia Show
Former Producer Passes Away on Saturday
Howie Schwab, a beloved ESPN producer and the host of the long-running trivia show "Stump the Schwab," has died at the age of 63. The network announced Schwab's passing on Saturday, April 20.
Schwab had a long and illustrious career with ESPN, where he began as a producer in 1994. He quickly rose through the ranks and became known for his encyclopedic knowledge of sports trivia, which he showcased on "Stump the Schwab."
The show, which premiered in 2004, featured Schwab challenging callers with obscure and difficult sports trivia questions. Schwab's quick wit and ability to deliver both facts and humor made him a fan favorite.
Besides hosting "Stump the Schwab," Schwab also worked as a producer on a variety of ESPN shows, including "SportsCenter" and "Outside the Lines." He was also a regular contributor to ESPN's website and other digital platforms.
Schwab's passing is a significant loss to the sports broadcasting world. His unique blend of knowledge, humor, and warmth will be greatly missed by his colleagues, friends, and fans.
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