List of Jews in sports (non-players)

See also: List of Jews in sports

The topic of Jewish participation in sports is discussed extensively in academic and popular literature. Scholars believe that sports have been a historical avenue for Jewish people to overcome obstacles toward their participation in secular society, especially before the mid-20th century in Europe and the United States.^[1]

Commissioners

David Stern

• Gary Bettman, US, National Hockey League Commissioner^[2]
• Mark Cohon, Canada, Canadian Football League Commissioner^[3]
• Al Davis, US, American Football League Commissioner^[4][5]
• Jim Drucker, US, Continental Basketball Association Commissioner; and Arena Football League Commissioner^[6]
• Don Garber, US, Major League Soccer Commissioner^[2]
• Abe J Greene, US, National Boxing Association (now World Boxing Association) ^[7]
• Ludwig Guttmann, Germany, founder of the Paralympics^[8]
• Sydney Halter, Canada, first Commissioner of the Canadian Football League^[9]
• Cary Kaplan, Canada, President & General Manager, Brampton Beast hockey club; former Commissioner & Chairman of Canadian Soccer League
• Frank Lowy, Czechoslovak-born Australian-Israeli, chair of Football Federation Australia^[10]
• Maurice Podoloff, Ukraine-born US, first President of the National Basketball Association^[11]
• Jaap van Praag, Dutch, President of Ajax Amsterdam 1964–78, President of the Royal Dutch Football Association^[12]
• Alan Rothenberg, US, former President of the United States Soccer Federation; former executive and investor of the North American Soccer League.^[13] Currently Vice President of the North American governing body of association football (CONCACAF)^[14]
• Bud Selig, US, former Major League Baseball Commissioner, owner of Milwaukee Brewers^[2]
• Adam Silver, US, Commissioner of the National Basketball Association^[15]
• David Stern, US, former National Basketball Association Commissioner^[2]
• Grigory Surkis, Ukraine, Chairman of Football Federation of Ukraine^[16]
• Gerardo Werthein, Argentina, is former President of Argentine Olympic Committee and current Honorary President^[17] as well as member of International Olympic Committee.^[18]
• Brett Yormark, US, Big 12 Conference Commissioner

Executives

Theo Epstein

Andrew Friedman

Jed Hoyer

• Chaim Bloom (born 1983), US, Chief Baseball Officer for the Boston Red Sox
• Leopoldo Bard, Argentina, co-founder of the Club Atlético River Plate, he was its first president.^[19]
• Mike Chernoff, General Manager of the Cleveland Indians of Major League Baseball^[20]
• Jon Daniels, US, President of Baseball Operations and General Manager of the Major League Baseball team the Texas Rangers^{[citation needed]}
• Theo Epstein, US, former President of Baseball Operations (Chicago Cubs); former General Manager, Boston Red Sox^[21]
• Donald Fehr, US, former executive director of the MLB Players Association and of the National Hockey League Players' Association^[22]
• Andrew Friedman, US, President of Baseball Operations of the Los Angeles Dodgers (and previously general manager of the Tampa Bay Rays) of Major League Baseball^[23]
• Sam Fuld, US, General Manager of the Philadelphia Phillies of Major League Baseball
• Hank Greenberg, US, baseball HOF first baseman of the Detroit Tigers; general manager for the Cleveland Indians and Chicago White Sox, also part-time owner of the Indians.^[24]
• Stephen Greenberg, US, deputy commissioner of baseball under Bart Giamatti and chief baseball officer later on.
• Jay Horwitz (born 1945), US, New York Mets executive
• Jed Hoyer, US, baseball Executive VP and General Manager (Chicago Cubs); former General Manager, San Diego Padres^[25]
• Cary Kaplan, Canada, President & General Manager, Brampton Beast hockey club; former Commissioner & Chairman of Canadian Soccer League
• Jerry Krause, US, former General Manager (Chicago Bulls)^[26]
• Marvin Miller, US, executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, member of Baseball Hall of Fame^[27]
• Matthew Silverman, US, President for Baseball Operations for Major League Baseball's Tampa Bay Rays

Field managers and coaches

Red Auerbach

Brad Ausmus

Barak Bakhar

Yossi Benayoun

Yury Gelman

Avram Grant

Gabe Kapler

Tony Levine

• Ray Arcel, US, boxing trainer; trained 18 world champions^[28]
• Red Auerbach, US, basketball guard, NBA coach (9 championships) & GM, Hall of Fame^[29][30]
• Brad Ausmus, US, baseball catcher, All-Star, 3x Gold Glove, former manager of the Detroit Tigers and Los Angeles Angels, coach for the New York Yankees^[31]
• Big Bill Bachrach, US, swimming coach, International Swimming Hall of Fame^[32]
• Barak Bakhar, Israel, former player & current manager of the Israeli Premier League association football club Maccabi Haifa since 2020 (during their current 2022–23 UEFA Champions League and its prestigious Group stage)
• Yossi Benayoun, Israel, former player & current professional / technical manager of the Israel national football team since 2022^[33][34]
• Morris "Whitey" Bimstein, US, boxing trainer^[35]
• David Blatt, US, college & Israeli professional basketball guard, former NBA coach, Cleveland Cavaliers^[36]
• Larry Brown, US, basketball player & pro and college coach, currently at Southern Methodist University^[32]
• Andy Cohen, US, Major League second baseman and coach; managed one game for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1960.
• Keith Dambrot, US, men's basketball coach (Duquesne University)^[37]
• Al Davis, US, football owner/coach of Oakland Raiders^[2]
• Nikolay Epshtein, Soviet ice hockey coach^[32]
• Charlotte "Eppie" Epstein, US, coach, International Swimming Hall of Fame^[32]
• Jedd Fisch, US, football coach of the University of Washington Huskies^[38]
• Lawrence Frank, US, head coach (New Jersey Nets, 2004–10; Detroit Pistons, 2011–13)^[2]
• Marty Friedman, US, basketball player & coach^[39]
• Eran Ganot, US, men's basketball head coach (University of Hawaii)
• Yury Gelman (born 1955), Ukrainian-born US Olympic fencing coach
• Sid Gillman, US, football player & coach^[40]
• Ronen "Nano" Ginzburg, Israel, coach for the Czech Republic national basketball team
• Alexander Gomelsky, Russia, head coach of USSR national team for 30 years, including victory in 1988 Summer Olympics, Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, FIBA Hall of Fame^[32]
• Samuel Goodman, US, manager of gold-winning US Olympic rugby^[41]
• Eddie Gottlieb, Ukraine-born US, first basketball coach, manager, and owner of Philadelphia Warriors in the BAA/NBA, NBA founder^[32]
• Avram Grant, Israel, soccer manager, former head coach of English Premier Club Chelsea F.C. and of the Israel national football team^[42]
• Ofir Haim, Israel, soccer manager, head coach of the Israel national under-19 football team during their successful 2022 UEFA Euro Under-19 campaign (2nd place in the finals)
• Brad Greenberg, US, former men's basketball coach (Radford University)^[37][43]
• Seth Greenberg, US, former men's basketball coach (Virginia Tech, South Florida, Long Beach State)^[44]
• Béla Guttmann, Hungary, football manager, AC Milan, São Paulo F.C., F.C. Porto, Benfica, C.A. Penarol
• Cecil Hart, Canada, hockey coach/manager (Montreal Canadiens); original Hart Trophy named after father David, & current one after him^[45]
• Alon Hazan, Israel, former player & current head coach of the senior Israel national football team since 8 May 2022 (during their successful 2022–23 UEFA Nations League B campaign, where they were placed 1st, and thus has qualified to the upcoming 2024–25 UEFA Nations League A)^[33][34]
• Paul Heyman, US, professional wrestling manager^[46]
• Melissa Hiatt, US, professional wrestling manager
• Nat Holman, US, basketball player & coach, Hall of Fame^[47]
• Roy Hodgson, England, soccer manager, former England national football team manager, currently manager of Crystal Palace
• Red Holzman, US, basketball player & coach, Hall of Fame^[47]
• Yoel Judah, US, boxer & trainer^[48]
• Gabe Kapler, US, baseball outfielder, manager (Philadelphia Phillies and San Francisco Giants), 2021 NL Manager of the Year^[31]
• Béla Komjádi, Hungary, coach, International Swimming Hall of Fame^[32]
• Manny Leibert, US, boxing manager & coach, Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame^[49]
• Randy Levine, US, President of New York Yankees baseball team^[50]
• Tony Levine, US, football coach of the University of Houston Cougars^[51]
• Lenny Levy, US, baseball coach (Pittsburgh Pirates)^[52]
• Marv Levy, US, football coach & General Manager (Montreal Alouettes, Buffalo Bills)^[53]
• Bob Melvin, US, baseball player and manager (Oakland A's), 3x Manager of the Year^[54]
• Cecil Moss, South Africa, coach of Springboks rugby team.^[55]
• León Najnudel, Argentina, coach of Argentina national basketball team, and the main driving force in the creation of the Liga Nacional de Básquet (National Basketball League).^[56]
• Joe Pasternack, US, men's basketball head coach (UC Santa Barbara)
• Josh Pastner, US, men's basketball head coach (UNLV Runnin' Rebels, Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets)^[37]
• Gabe Paul, US, baseball President & General Manager of Cleveland Indians and New York Yankees^[57]
• Bruce Pearl, US, men's basketball coach, Auburn University^[58]
• José Pekerman, Argentina, Argentine football manager^[59] He was a coach in the Argentina national football team,^[60] Colombia national football team,^[61] and Venezuela national football team.^[62] In his stage as coach of the Argentina national under-20 football team, won three FIFA U-20 World Cup.
• Lefty Phillips, US; briefly a minor league pitcher in the 1930s, later became a pitching coach and manager.^[63]
• Jake Pitler, US, second baseman and coach^[64]
• David Pleat, England, football manager, Tottenham Hotspur, Luton Town^[65]
• Bela Rajki-Reich, Hungary, swimming and water polo coach^[32]
• Jimmie Reese, US, baseball second baseman, coach^[31]
• Ernie Roth, US, professional wrestling manager^[66]
• Larry Rothschild, US, baseball pitcher, coach, and manager (currently New York Yankees pitching coach)
• Yehoshua Rozin, Israeli basketball coach
• Dolph Schayes, US, basketball player & coach^[50]
• Mark Shapiro, US, General Manager of Cleveland Indians^[67]
• Allie Sherman, US, football player & coach, New York Giants^[68]
• Norm Sherry, US, baseball catcher, manager, and coach^[31]
• Leonid Slutsky, Russia, National football team manager (2015–16) brought the Russian team to Euro-2016 in France, currently manages Hull City in English Championship League
• Marc Trestman, US, NFL head coach (Chicago Bears, 2013–14), current head coach of the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League^[69]
• Irina Viner-Usmanova, Russia, coach of multiple world and Olympic champions in rhythmic gymnastics, President of Russian Rhythmic Gymnastics Federation^[70][71][72]
• Ryan Warsofsky, US, NHL ice hockey head coach
• Dan Warthen, US, baseball pitcher and pitching coach (currently, for the Texas Rangers)

Officials

Alon Yefet

• Menachem Ashkenazi, Bulgaria/Israel, association football, Olympic and World Cup referee^[73]
• Al Clark, US, former MLB umpire^[74]
• Norm Drucker, US, former NBA referee and Supervisor of Officials
• Al Forman, US, MLB umpire^[75]
• Leo Goldstein, US, association football, World Cup assistant referee^[76]
• Jonathan Kaplan, South Africa, rugby union, world record for refereeing highest number of international rugby union test matches, most experienced Test referee of all time^[77][78]
• Wolf Karni, Finland, association football, Olympic referee^[79]
• Abraham Klein, Romania/Israel, association football, World Cup referee^[80]
• Jerry Markbreit, US, former NFL referee^[81]
• Mendy Rudolph, NBA and ABA referee, Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame^[82]
• Dr. Aviram D. Shmuely, Israel Wrestling Federation, United World Wrestling, 1S Category (Olympic) referee 2006–2021, participated as a referee for Israel at the 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games^{[citation needed]}
• Dolly Stark, first Jewish MLB umpire in modern (post-1900) baseball.^[83]
• Alon Yefet, Israel, association football, FIFA international referee^[84]

Owners

Roman Abramovich

Alona Barkat

Mark Cuban

Idan Ofer

• Roman Abramovich, Russia/Israel, former owner of English Premier League association football club Chelsea Football Club^[85]
• Miriam Adelson, owner, Dallas Mavericks^[86]
• Leslie Alexander, US, former owner of Houston Rockets; former owner of Houston Comets^[2][30]
• Micky Arison, Israel/US, owner of Miami Heat^[2][30]
• Larry Baer, US, CEO of the San Francisco Giants
• Steve Ballmer, US, owner of the Los Angeles Clippers
• Alona Barkat, Israel, owner of Israeli Premier League association football club Hapoel Be'er Sheva^[87]
• Steve Belkin, US, former co-owner of the Atlanta Thrashers and Atlanta Hawks^[30]
• Arthur Blank, US, owner, Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta United FC, and Georgia Force^[88]
• David Blitzer, owner, Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Devils, G.D. Estoril Praia, AD Alcorcón, S.K. Beveren, ADO Den Haag, Real Salt Lake, Brøndby IF^[89]
• Tony Bloom, England, owner of Brighton & Hove Albion F.C.
• Francis Borelli, France, former President of Paris Saint-Germain Football Club, AS Cannes
• Norman Braman, US, former owner of Philadelphia Eagles^[90]
• Alfréd Brüll, Hungary, chairman of sports club MTK^[91]
• Alan Cohen, US, owner of Florida Panthers hockey team^[92]
• Alan N. Cohen, US, former owner of New York Knicks and New York Rangers, co-owner of Boston Celtics and New Jersey Nets, and Chairman & CEO of Madison Square Garden Corporation^[93]
• Steve Cohen, US, owner of the New York Mets^[94]
• Uri Coronel, Dutch, former Chairman of Ajax Amsterdam^[95]
• Mark Cuban, US, owner of Dallas Mavericks^[96]
• William Davidson, US, Chairman of Palace Sports and Entertainment, principal owner of Detroit Pistons, Detroit Shock of the WNBA, and Tampa Bay Lightning of the NHL^[97]
• Al Davis, US, former owner, Oakland Raiders^[98]
• Mark Davis, owner, Las Vegas Raiders,^[88] Las Vegas Aces^[99]
• Barney Dreyfuss, US, owner of Pittsburgh Pirates, Baseball Hall of Fame^[100]
• Mark Ein, owner, DC Open, Washington Kastles, Washington Justice^[101]
• Steve Ellman, US, owner of Phoenix Coyotes^[2]
• John J. Fisher, US, owner of the Oakland Athletics baseball team^[102]
• Andrew Freedman, US, former owner of New York Giants baseball team^[103]
• Emil Fuchs, German-born US, owner of Boston Braves baseball team^[104]
• Arcadi Gaydamak, Russia, owner of Beitar Jerusalem F.C.^[105]
• Alexandre Gaydamak, France & Russia, co-owner & Chairman of Portsmouth F.C.^[106]
• Dan Gilbert, US, owner of Cleveland Cavaliers^[107]
• Gary Gilbert, US, part owner of Cleveland Cavaliers, brother of Dan Gilbert^[2]
• Avram Glazer, US, joint chairman of Manchester United board, owner of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the (NFL)^[108]
• Joel Glazer, US, joint chairman of Manchester United^[108]
• Malcolm Glazer, US, owner of Tampa Bay Buccaneers, majority owner of Manchester United^[2]
• Paul Godfrey, Canada, owner of the Toronto Blue Jays^[109]
• Chuck Greenberg, US, co-owner of Texas Rangers
• Ernie Grunfeld, US, basketball player & GM of Washington Wizards^[110]
• Peter Guber, US, co-owner of Golden State Warriors of the National Basketball Association (NBA), Los Angeles Dodgers of Major League Baseball, and Los Angeles FC of Major League Soccer^[111]
• Walter A. Haas Jr., US, owner of Oakland Athletics^[112]
• Josh Harris, US, owner of the Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Devils, Washington Commanders^[113][114]
• Ben Hatskin, Canada, founder and owner of the Winnipeg Jets^{[citation needed]}
• Leon Hess, US, owner of New York Jets^[115]
• Jerold Hoffberger, US, owner of Baltimore Orioles baseball team^[116]
• Mat Ishbia, US, majority owner of Phoenix Suns
• Stan Kasten, US, former President of the Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals and current president, and part-owner, of the Los Angeles Dodgers in baseball.^[117]
• Daryl Katz, Canada, owner of Edmonton Oilers^[118]
• Raanan Katz, Israel, part owner of Miami Heat & owner of Maccabi Tel Aviv^[119]
• Eugene Klein, US, owner of San Diego Chargers and part owner of Seattle SuperSonics^[32]
• Alexander Knaster, USSR/UK, owner of Italian football club A.C. Pisa 1909^[120][121]
• Louis "Red" Klotz, US, NBA 5' 7" point guard, formed teams that play against and tour with the Harlem Globetrotters^[32]
• Herb Kohl, US, owner of Milwaukee Bucks (1985–2014)^[2]
• Robert Kraft, US, owner of New England Patriots & New England Revolution^[2][88]
• Joe Lacob, US, owner of Golden State Warriors
• Kurt Landauer, Germany, President of Bayern Munich^[122]
• Marc Lasry, Morocco, co-owner of the basketball's Milwaukee Bucks^[123]
• Al Lerner, US, owner of Cleveland Browns^[2]
• Randy Lerner, US, owner of Cleveland Browns & Aston Villa^[124]
• Ted Lerner and family, US, owners of Washington Nationals^[50]
• Daniel Levy, England, Chairman of Tottenham Hotspur^[125]
• Joe Lewis, England, owner Tottenham Hotspur F.C.
• Jeffrey Loria, US, former owner of Miami Marlins^[92]
• Bob Lurie, US, owner of San Francisco Giants^[112]
• Jeffrey Lurie, US, owner of Philadelphia Eagles^[2][88]
• Scott D. Malkin, US, co-owner of New York Islanders hockey team and ^[126]
• Jamie McCourt, US, President of Los Angeles Dodgers^[127]
• Art Modell, US, former owner of Baltimore Ravens^[2]
• Idan Ofer, Israel, co-owner of Spain's La Liga association football club Atlético Madrid, as well co-owner of Portugal's Primeira Liga association football club FC Famalicão.^{[128][129][130]}
• Abe Pollin, US, owner of Washington Wizards, former owner of NHL's Washington Capitals & WNBA's Washington Mystics^[2]
• Jaap van Praag, Dutch, President of Ajax Amsterdam 1964–78, President of Royal Dutch Football Association^[12]
• Michael van Praag, Dutch, President of Ajax Amsterdam, 1989–2002^[131]
• Mikhail Prokhorov, former owner, Brooklyn Nets^[132]
• Bruce Ratner, US, minority owner of Brooklyn Nets^[2]
• Jerry Reinsdorf, US, owner of Chicago Bulls & Chicago White Sox^[2][133]
• Carroll Rosenbloom, US, former owner of Baltimore Colts & Los Angeles Rams^[134]
• Chip Rosenbloom, US, owner of Los Angeles Rams^[135]
• Stephen M. Ross, US, owner of Miami Dolphins^[50][88]
• Henry Samueli, US, owner of Anaheim Ducks, founder of Broadcom Corporation^[2]
• Abe Saperstein, UK-born US, founder & owner of Harlem Globetrotters^[136]
• Irving Scholar, England, chairman Tottenham Hotspur F. C.
• Howard Schultz, US, owner of Seattle SuperSonics and Seattle Storm; founder of Starbucks^[2][137]
• Bud Selig, US, former Major League Baseball Commissioner, owner of Milwaukee Brewers^[2]
• Herbert Simon, US, owner of the Indiana Pacers basketball team^[138]
• Ed Snider, US, owner of Philadelphia Flyers and part-owner of Philadelphia Eagles^[2]
• Daniel Snyder, US, former owner of Washington Redskins^[2][139]
• Donald Sterling, US, former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers^[140]
• Stuart Sternberg, US, owner of Tampa Bay Rays^[2]
• Alan Sugar, England, Chairman of Tottenham Hotspur^[141]
• Larry Tanenbaum, Canada, owner of Toronto Maple Leafs & Toronto Raptors^[2]
• Preston Robert Tisch, US, from 1991 until his death in 2005 Tisch owned 50% of New York Giants American football team^[50]
• Steve Tisch, US, part-owner of the New York Giants, son of Preston Tisch^[88]
• Leonard Tose, US, owner of Philadelphia Eagles^[142]
• Cliff Viner, US, co-owner of Florida Panthers^[143]
• Jeffrey Vinik, US, owner of Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL) and minority owner of Boston Red Sox (MLB)^[144]
• Larry Weinberg, former owner, Portland Trail Blazers^[145]
• Sonny Werblin, former owner, New York Jets^[146]
• Zygi Wilf, German-born US, principal owner of Minnesota Vikings^[147][148]
• Fred Wilpon, US, minority owner of New York Mets^[2]
• Jeff Wilpon, US, minority owner and COO of New York Mets^[149]
• Max Winter, US, owner of Minneapolis Lakers and former owner of Minnesota Vikings
• Lewis Wolff, US, owner of Oakland Athletics^[2]
• Brett Yormark, US, President & CEO of Brooklyn Nets and Barclays Center^[150]

Promoters

• Bob Arum, US, boxing promoter^[151]
• Senda Berenson, Russian-born US, basketball pioneer^[32]
• Mickey Duff, British boxing promoter
• Al Farb (1905–2005), US, boxing promoter of championship bouts including Floyd Patterson vs. Brian London ^[152][153]
• Joel Gertner, US, professional wrestling promoter ^[154]
• Paul Heyman, US, professional wrestling manager & promoter^[155]
• Mike Jacobs, US, boxing promoter^[156]
• Sam Muchnick, US, wrestling promoter^[157]
• J Russell Peltz, US, boxing promoter

Sportscasters

Chris Berman

Bonnie Bernstein

Roy Firestone

Mike Greenberg

Dana Jacobson

• Kenny Albert, US, sportscaster
• Marv Albert, US, sportscaster^[158]
• Mel Allen, US, sportscaster, New York Yankees play-by-play announcer^[158]
• Chris Berman, US, ESPN talk show host^[159]
• Len Berman, US, sportscaster^[158]
• Bonnie Bernstein, US, CBS & ESPN sportscaster^[158]
• Steve Bornstein, US, President & CEO of NFL Network^[119]
• Steve Buckhantz, US, Washington Wizards play-by-play announcer
• Steve Bunin, US, ESPN sportscaster^[160]
• Craig Carton, US, WFAN morning show
• Gary Cohen,US, New York Mets telecaster
• Linda Cohn, US, ESPN anchor^[158]
• Myron Cope, US, Pittsburgh Steelers radio announcer^[161]
• Howard Cosell, US, sportscaster^[158]
• Seth Davis, US, ESPN sportscaster^[158][162]
• Ian Eagle, US, sportscaster
• Rich Eisen, US, ESPN, NFL network anchor^[163]
• Josh Elliott, US, television journalist
• Howard Finkel, US, WWE Hall of Fame announcer.
• Roy Firestone, US, sportscaster^[164]
• CK Friedlander, South Africa, rugby commentator^[165]
• Elliotte Friedman, Canada, CBC Sports broadcaster^[166]
• Jack van Gelder, Dutch sports commentator^[167]
• Hank Goldberg, US, football analyst^[168]
• Mauricio Goldfarb, better known as Mauro Viale, Argentina, sportscaster.^[169]
• Marty Glickman, US, sprinter & broadcaster; US Olympic team, All American (football)
• Doug Gottlieb, US, ESPN NCAA basketball analyst^[2]
• Mike Greenberg, US, ESPN anchor^[170]
• Billy Jaffe, US, New York Islanders sportscaster^[171]
• Max Kellerman, boxing broadcaster^[172]
• Suzy Kolber, US, ESPN sportswriter^[173]
• Tony Kornheiser, US, radio show host, tv show host, author^[158]
• Andrea Kremer, US, sportscaster/ NBC sideline reporter
• Justin Kutcher, US, sportscaster
• Michael Landsberg, Canada, TSN anchor^[174]
• Ken Levine, Major League Baseball announcer
• Steve Levy, US, ESPN anchor^[163]
• Mitch Melnick, Canada, Montreal Expos English radio colour analyst
• Al Michaels, US, sportscaster^[175]
• Johnny Most, US, Boston Celtics sportscaster^[176]
• Elliott Price, Canada, Montreal Expos radio play-by-play^[177]
• Karl Ravech, US, ESPN journalist^[173]
• Jim Rome, US, radio, TV host^[178]
• Howie Rose, US, New York Islanders, New York Mets sportscaster ^[179]
• Sam Rosen, US, New York Rangers on TV, NHL on OLN, NFL on Fox sportscaster^[58]
• Dick Schaap, US, sportswriter & broadcaster^[97]
• Jeremy Schaap, US, sports commentator & broadcaster (son of Dick Schaap)^[180]
• Adam Schefter, US, sportswriter and tv analyst
• Louis O. Schwartz, US, President, American Sportscasters Association (ASA); Founder, ASA Hall of Fame; Editor, ASA Insiders Sportsletter; former President, Finger Lakes Broadcasting Corp.^[181]
• Archie Shacksnovis, first man to broadcast rugby in South Africa^[165]
• Dan Shulman, Canada, sportscaster ESPN: Sunday Baseball, College Basketball coverage^[182]
• Ted Sobel, US, Los Angeles based sportscaster/reporter. KFWB, KNX, KMPC radio, Sports USA. Member of Southern California Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.
• Charley Steiner, US, Los Angeles Dodgers radio-TV play-by-play announcer^[183]
• Dick Stockton, US, retired sportscaster (NFL on Fox, NBA on CBS) ^{[citation needed]}
• Steve Stone, US, WGN-TV broadcaster^[39]
• Bert Sugar, US, boxing writer^[184]
• Suzyn Waldman, US, New York Yankees TV play-by-play announcer & current commentator/analyst for NY Yankees radio; first woman to hold either position on regular basis for Major League Baseball team^[158]
• Lisa Winston^[158]
• Warner Wolf, US, sportscaster, w/CBS 9 in Washington, D.C. & CBS 2 in New York City, now w/WABC NewsTalkRadio 77 in NYC^[158]
• Lázaro Zilberman, better known as Marcelo Araujo, Argentina, sportscaster.^[185]

See also

• List of Jews in sports