Former ESPN Sportscaster Ejected From RV Crash Onto Busy Southern California Freeway and Survives

Published on January 18, 2024

SANTA CLARITA, Calif.—Former ESPN sportscaster Cordell Patrick was ejected from an RV crash onto a busy Southern California freeway this week and lived to tell about it. Covered in bandages, Mr. Patrick described the experience in hospital-bed interviews with Los Angeles-area TV news stations as he recovered from multiple broken bones. “It was a blur. It was crazy. I don’t know how I’m alive,” Mr. Patrick told KCAL/KCBS. The crashed happened Monday on State Route 14 as Mr. Patrick and his wife were nearing their home in Valencia, just north of Los Angeles, after a camping trip. His wife was at the wheel of the recreational vehicle and Mr. Patrick got up to use the RV’s restroom....

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