William Reeve

William Reeve is a multifaceted individual with a wide range of roles and contributions to the media and philanthropic sectors. As an ESPN broadcaster, Reeve has been a regular sight on "SportsCenter," "E: 60," and ESPN Radio. Simultaneously, he holds a position as an ABC News Correspondent, contributing to popular shows such as "Good Morning America," "World News Tonight," and "Nightline." Additionally, Reeve hosts the weekly "MSG Hockey Show" on the MSG Network.

Beyond his media roles, Reeve is deeply involved in the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, where he serves on the Board of Directors. The foundation was established in honor of Christopher and Dana Reeve, his parents. He actively speaks on behalf of the foundation, advocating for spinal cord research and celebrating the legacy of his parents. His efforts in this arena earned him the Experience Camps Champion for Children Award. In 2025, Reeve made a cameo appearance as a TV reporter in "Superman," honoring his late father, who had played the superhero in the 1970s and 1980s.

Reeve has shared his insights through various mediums, including the "Note to Self" segment on CBS Mornings and discussions at the Sundance 2024 festival. Reeve's talks often center on overcoming obstacles, the significance of philanthropy, and advancements in spinal cord injury research.