WKMG main sports anchor
Todd Lewis will be leaving Local 6 at the end of March, when his contract with the station expires. It is not being renewed.
Local 6 GM
Henry Maldonado told the Sentinel's Scott Maxwell that the decision to part ways with Lewis was mutual. Others say the move was not that unexpected. Still, Lewis hopes to remain in the area.
"I love Central Florida," Lewis told Maxwell. "So I'm going to make every effort to keep my life here."
Who will replace Lewis has yet to be announced. The logical choice would seem to be No. 2 sports guy Lee Goldberg. He was bypassed for the top sports job 3 years ago when Ryan Baker left. At that time, the station decided to bring Lewis back to the sports desk after he had been moved to mornings as news anchor.
Lewis' replacement will join a growing list of new sports directors in Central Florida. WFTV (Zack Klein in for Dan Hellie) and WESH (Guy Rawlings in for Pat Clarke) have also changed their main sports guys within the past several months.
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