Jay Harris revealed on back on June 5 that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. The news shocked many, as Haris, 60, has become synonymous with "SportsCenter"; he anchored his first SC broadcast ...

“My doctor said the surgery went really well. So well, in fact, that the cancer that was in my prostate stayed there, didn’t spread to any surrounding areas,” said Harris in an update on ...

Harris said he is taking a hiatus from the “SportsCenter” anchor desk for treatment but expects to be back in about a month. "SportsCenter" anchor Jay Harris, pictured here on Sept. 15, 2022 ...

Jay Harris will be taking a month off SportsCenter after the sports journalist was diagnosed with prostate cancer. The ESPN anchor shared on ABC’s Good Morning America that he would be ...

Jay Harris, who has anchored for SportsCenter for over 10 years has shared he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer and will take a hiatus from the ESPN desk.

Jay Harris attends the Disney 2025 Upfront presentation at the North Javits Center on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, in New York. Author: Krys Shahin Published: 1:18 PM CDT June 5, 2025 ...

PRAYERS UP: ESPN ‘SportsCenter’ Anchor Jay Harris Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis "My goal in sharing this is to join the many others who also want to normalize this conversation and ...

Dr. Jay Harris answers the question: 'Radiation twice to the same breast?' — -- Question: If I have radiation therapy once to a breast, can I ever get it again to that breast or area of my ...

Harris said he is taking a hiatus from the “SportsCenter” anchor desk for treatment but expects to be back in about a month. "SportsCenter" anchor Jay Harris, pictured here on Sept. 15, 2022 ...

Jay Harris spoke out Thursday to spread awareness about prostate cancer and how men should "take a cue from the ladies" and talk to each other. Jay Harris, ESPN's "SportsCenter" anchor, ...

(Gray News) - “SportsCenter” anchor Jay Harris revealed he has prostate cancer. Harris shared his diagnosis on Thursday on “Good Morning America” as well as in an essay on ESPN’s Front Row. “Over a ...