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Michael Wilbon is a prominent American sports commentator currently working for ESPN. He gained significant recognition as a sportswriter and columnist for The Washington Post before transitioning to television. Wilbon is best known for co-hosting "Pardon the Interruption" (PTI) on ESPN since its debut in 2001, where he offers insightful and often spirited analysis and opinions on a wide range of sports topics alongside Tony Kornheiser. He's a respected figure in sports media, known for his strong opinions and engaging personality.
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