Linda Cohn, one of the few SportsCenter anchors who always put the fan first, set to retire from ESPN

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Linda Cohn is retiring from ESPN on June 30 after hosting more editions of "SportsCenter" than anyone in company history.

Cohn will retire nearly 34 years to the day after joining ESPN. She hosted her first "SportsCenter" on July 11, 1992, at 2 a.m.

"When I look back, I have amazing memories of the shows I hosted, the games I reported on, the athletes I met and the outstanding colleagues I got to work with," Cohn said in a press release distributed by ESPN. "I’ve always said I was a fan first, and I’ve always tried to keep that top of mind when I was doing SportsCenter or anything else."

ESPN anchor Linda Cohn speaks on stage at the Paley Prize Gala honoring ESPN's 35th anniversary in New York City on May 28, 2014. (Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)

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Cohn is one of the last remaining links to the golden era of "SportsCenter" in the 1990s, when the program was at the height of its popularity. She represented a style of sports anchor who never placed herself above the athletes, teams and games she covered.

That approach stands in stark contrast to many modern sports media