ESPN employees help celebrate #LCo5KSC

Linda Cohn started her day as a guest on ESPN Radio and ESPN2's Mike & Mike with Mike Greenberg (L) and Mike Golic. Senior Vice President ofSportsCenter and News, Rob King (right), presented anchor Linda Cohn (left) with a customized 3D-printed #LCo5KSC cardholder during the Feb. 17 Bristol campus celebration leading up to Cohn's 5,000th SC show on Sunday, Feb. 21. Linda cuts into her cake, which was topped with a hockey puck in honor of her favorite sport. Colleagues and friends came to celebrate Cohn's achievement at the ESPN Cafe annex. The ESPN Cafe went all out to honor Cohn. Cupcake "Cohns" and chicken-in-a-waffle "Cohn" were some of the featured items of the menu. Madison Square Garden welcomed Cohn during the New York Rangers game Feb. 17. Throughout the day, colleagues and friends gave Linda social media love. #LCo5KSC ESPN is celebrating an unequivocal BOSS this week. On Sunday morning, Linda Cohn willâ€¦ https://t.co/672ECTTEXU— Jen Lada (@JenLada) February 17, 2016 #LCo5KSC ESPN is celebrating an unequivocal BOSS this week. On Sunday morning, Linda Cohn will do her 5000th SportsCenter. So today we had cake. My respect for Linda's work and professionalism long precedes my time at ESPN. But it wasn't until a candid conversation in a quiet radio studio that I really got to appreciate her kindness and character. She is a gem. A wealth of experience & knowledge that she is all too happy to share with others navigating the business. She deserves all the recognition and tributes and cake(!) coming her way. A photo posted by Jen Lada (@jenlada4) on Feb 17, 2016 at 3:01pm PST THIS is how you celebrate a legend... #LCo5KSC @lindacohn Love you!! pic.twitter.com/BULBFcHCab— Lisa Kerney (@LisaKerneyESPN) February 17, 2016 On Sunday, one of us is hosting her 5000th SportsCenter. Congrats to the one and only @lindacohn! #LCo5KSC pic.twitter.com/aZYLFkXKPT— Dominique Goodridge (@DomGoodridge) February 17, 2016

The ESPN Cafe went all out to honor Cohn. Cupcake “Cohns” and chicken-in-a-waffle “Cohn” were some of the featured items of the menu.

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