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ESPN's Scott Van Pelt returning to 'SportsCenter' after bout with COVID-19
Justin Tasch
Scott Van Pelt still has lingering effects of COVID-19, but he's returning to his "SportsCenter" chair.
The ESPN star wrote on Twitter that he's going back to work Sunday for his midnight show after testing negative for COVID-19. He announced on Dec. 17 that he tested positive.
"Can't smell. Can't taste. Don't need to be able to do either to do a show. I can talk and I tested negative," Van Pelt said. "See you at midnight."
Van Pelt, 54, said his inability to smell or taste was what initially prompted him to get tested for COVID-19.
Van Pelt has remained active on Twitter, and 10 days after he announced his positive test he's returning to TV.
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