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Hey, It's That Guy!: Current anchor Jonathan Coachman spent seven years in the WWE as a backstage interviewer/color commentator/evil authority figure. ESPN usually films a Continuity Nod segment with Coachman whenever a WWE superstar like The Rock or John Cena stop by; the wrestlers usually reminisce about ridiculing Coach during his tenure. In addition, ESPN recently hired Todd Grisham, who also spent years in the WWE as a backstage interviewer and color commentator.

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	* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Current anchor Jonathan Coachman spent seven years in the WWE as a backstage interviewer/color commentator/evil authority figure. ESPN usually films a [[Continuity Nod]] segment with Coachman whenever a WWE superstar like The Rock or John Cena stop by; the wrestlers usually reminisce about ridiculing Coach during his tenure. In addition, ESPN recently hired Todd Grisham, who also spent years in the WWE as a backstage interviewer and color commentator.		* [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Current anchor Jonathan Coachman spent seven years in the WWE as a backstage interviewer/color commentator/evil authority figure. ESPN usually films a [[Continuity Nod]] segment with Coachman whenever a WWE superstar like The Rock or John Cena stop by; the wrestlers usually reminisce about ridiculing Coach during his tenure. In addition, ESPN recently hired Todd Grisham, who also spent years in the WWE as a backstage interviewer and color commentator.