A mural of the late ESPN anchor Stuart Scott is sparking fond memories for fans in Los Angeles — and now Scott’s daughters, Taelor and Sydni, have been touched in person by the work. The siblings tweeted a moving photo on Monday that shows them with their arms around each other as they look at the graffiti art. One of the “SportsCenter” host’s catchphrases, “Boo Ya!” appears next to a painting of Scott’s face. @ESPYs @ESPN We made it to LA. We’re proud of our dad! Looking forward to be with our #ESPNfamily #StuartScottLegacy pic.twitter.com/rE2Bf73OMN July 14, 2015 Scott’s kids visited the mural ahead of Wednesday’s ESPY Awards in LA. At the same ceremony in 2014, their ailing father famously…
A mural of the late ESPN anchor Stuart Scott is sparking fond memories for fans in Los Angeles — and now Scott’s daughters, Taelor and Sydni, have been touched in person by the work.
The siblings tweeted a moving photo on Monday that shows them with their arms around each other as they look at the graffiti art. One of the “SportsCenter” host’s catchphrases, “Boo Ya!” appears next to a painting of Scott’s face.
@ESPYs @ESPN We made it to LA. We’re proud of our dad! Looking forward to be with our #ESPNfamily #StuartScottLegacy pic.twitter.com/rE2Bf73OMN
— Taelor & Sydni Scott (@TaeAndSyd) July 14, 2015
Scott’s kids visited the mural ahead of Wednesday’s ESPY Awards in LA. At the same ceremony in 2014, their ailing father famously said, “When you die, it doesn’t mean that you lose to cancer. You beat cancer by how you live, why you live, and the manner in which you live.”
Scott died in January at age 49 after a long fight against the disease.
Artist Jonas Never created the mural, which appeared on TV as part of a memorial for Scott during the NBA Finals.
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