Howie Schwab, Longtime ESPN Producer and Statistician, Dies at 63
Former 'Stump the Schwab' Host Remembered for Trivia Expertise
ESPN Pays Tribute to Schwab's Legacy and Impact
Howie Schwab, a longtime ESPN producer, statistician, and the star of the network's popular trivia game show "Stump the Schwab," has passed away at the age of 63. The network announced his passing on Saturday, April 20th.
Schwab joined ESPN in 1993 and quickly became a respected figure within the network. His encyclopedic knowledge of sports trivia and his witty personality made him an ideal host for "Stump the Schwab," which ran from 2004 to 2008.
In a statement, ESPN President Jimmy Pitaro expressed his condolences and praised Schwab's contributions to the network.
"Howie was a beloved member of the ESPN family, and his passion for trivia and sports was infectious. He entertained millions of fans with his incredible knowledge and quick wit, and he will be deeply missed."
Schwab's death comes as a loss to the sports broadcasting community and to trivia enthusiasts worldwide. His legacy will live on through his numerous appearances on ESPN and through the many fans he inspired with his love for knowledge.
Schwab had been battling various health issues in recent years, but according to ESPN, he had been feeling well in the days leading up to his passing.
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