Steve Bornstein, Martha Raddatz, and Sam Pollard to receive lifetime achievement honors at Sports Emmys and News & Documentary Emmys
The all-star ceremonies will take place across three days in New York City this May.
Steve Bornstein, Martha Raddatz, and Sam Pollard will receive lifetime achievement honors at the 2026 Sports Emmys and 2026 News & Documentary Emmys, the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced on Tuesday. Additionally, the three ceremonies' hosts have named: Roy Wood Jr. , Amber Ruffin, and Michael Ian Black.
The sports nominations were previously announced on March 25; Tom Brady, Charles Barkley, Candace Parker, Jason Kelce, and Eli and Petyon Manning were among the notable names in contention. (Alas, Lady Gaga was not eligible this year after winning last year for the Super Bowl LIX pregame show. ) More from Gold Derby Mark Consuelos talks Italian football, the World Cup, and Kelly Ripa's 25th 'Live!
' anniversary 'Rise of the 49ers' depicts the catch heard 'round the world just in time for Super Bowl LX Tom Brady in 2026 JC Olivera/Variety Brady, Troy Aikman, Cris Collinsworth, Greg Olsen, and Bill Raftery are nominated for Best Sports Personality: Event Analyst. Barkley, Parker, Clark Kellogg, Mina Kimes, Pedro Martinez, and Alex Rodriguez are up for Best Sports Personality: Studio Analyst. Kelce is up for Best Sports Personality: Emerging On-Air Talent alongside Andraya Carter, Katie George, Matt Ryan, Richard Sherman, and J.
J. Watt. The NFL, which dominates the ratings, dominated the field for Best Live Sports Series, with the contenders including Fox NFL , ESPN and ABC's Monday Night Football , ESPN's Monday Night Football With Petyon and Eli , NBC's Sunday Night Football , and Prime Video's Thursday Night Football .
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