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I think it’s more than doing injury updates and storylines here and there, but to have access to someone that’s right down there on the sidelines in the middle of everything is a huge benefit.”ĭell, 28, grew up in Connecticut rooting for the Yankees and graduated from UMass. “My whole idea of what a sideline reporter is supposed to be the eyes and ears on the field – something the camera can’t catch or the guys on the field can’t see. “I sat down with a couple of the executives over there. “My agency was able to reach out to them and I was able to get a meeting with them,” Dell said. Evan Washburn will be the third sideline announcer working with Greg Gumbel and Trent Green. 2 team alongside Ian Eagle and Dan Fouts. APĬBS had gone several years without sideline reporters, but this season Tracy Wolfson moved from college football to join the top NFL team of Phil Simms and Jim Nantz. Timing is everything, that’s what they say, right?” Dell works a Red Sox game in 2012. I was looking for a new career opportunity and it seemed like a perfect match and incredible. “Sometimes I have to almost pinch myself, just the timing of the way everything fell together and the fact CBS was adding sideline reporters. “It worked out perfectly, it could not have worked out better,” Dell said.

Ten days later, she landed a role as one of CBS’ new sideline reporters. The Red Sox reporter was in a relationship with third baseman Will Middlebrooks, and NESN management reportedly was frustrated that she was receiving interest from FOX Sports 1.ĭell’s role covering the Red Sox ended in January after Middlebrooks tweeted a New Year’s photo of the couple, confirming what most suspected (they were engaged in July), and she eased into a reduced role with NESN until a mutual split at the end of May. The former NESN reporter had a tumultuous end to her time in Boston, where she first gained notice for her reporting work. Jenny Dell was never going to be unemployed for long. 'Big Brother' host Julie Chen Moonves still supports husband Les: 'He is a good man'