Scott Grodsky, Sports Anchor/MMJ

Scott Grodsky is absolutely thrilled to join the CBS 58 Sports team as an anchor and reporter. After interning at CBS 58 Scott immediately tried to get on the path back to Milwaukee.

After graduating from Syracuse University, Scott took an assistant sports director job at WDAZ in Grand Forks, North Dakota. With a cold winter in the books, he moved to the sports director job with the CBS affiliate in Rockford, Illinois. Scott has been awarded as the best sportscaster in both Illinois and North Dakota and has been honored for his news writing and storytelling.

Scott is beyond excited to share sports stories from across the area to a city that he knows lives with their teams. From the Packers, Bucks and Brewers to the Badgers, Golden Eagles and Panthers Scott is ready bring the sports to Milwaukee’s passionate fans.

Articles by Scott Grodsky

• Brewers pitcher Brent Suter gets involved, helps donate Chromebooks to Boys & Girls Club
• Brewers pitcher Brent Suter gets involved, helps donate Chromebooks to Boys & Girls Club
• Former Admiral Roman Josi named NHL's best defenseman
• Milwaukee Milkmen win American Association Championship
• Former Badger Marcus Landry goes back to Wisconsin roots, growing something special in Milwaukee
• Landry goes back to Wisconsin roots, growing something special in Milwaukee
• Lazard prepares for new role with same tenacity
• Home opener -- again! Brewers take on Chicago White Sox at Miller Park
• A Paw-fect partnership: DiVincenzo teams up with Wisconsin Humane Society
• A Paw-fect partnership: DiVincenzo teams up with Wisconsin Humane Society
• Arike Ogunbowale, Dallas Wings, lose season opener
• Bucks' Connaughton Enters NBA Bubble
• Former Badger Jonathan Taylor continues to give back ahead of unusual start to rookie NFL season
• The First Tee: Golf as a learning tool for students
• Bucks hold first 5-on-5 practice, Giannis plans to wear ‘equality’ on jersey
• Golden Eagles advance to TBT Championship Game
• Brewers prep for "World Series" at Summer Camp
• Golden Eagles win first TBT game
• The First Tee is back in the swing of things
• Milkmen ready to start 2020 season
• The Sogard Seven
• Local HS student-athletes Clady and Ott earn scholarships
• Play It Forward: Badgers build 'essential kits' to help the community
• Former Brewers react to major cuts throughout MLB, "It was almost like a D-Day for minor leaguers"
• Bobblehead HOF and Museum Plays It Forward donating $225,000+
• Cephus starts NFL journey
• Play It Forward: Panthers Join the Front Lines
• Packers sign seventh-round pick Vernon Scott
• Kelenic starts fundraiser to help local businesses
• 'The ultimate test:' UW-Whitewater football prepares for 2020 season
• Admirals react to canceled season
• Alec Ingold reflects on first NFL season, raises money for food bank
• 1-on-1 with MVS
• 1-on-1 with Wesley Matthews
• Play It Forward: Grosenick named AHL's Man of the Year
• Packers finish second day of 2020 draft by adding tight end Deguara
• Packers draft RB AJ Dillon in second round
• Brown Deer and Wisconsin star Baun drafted by Saints
• Colts draft Jonathan Taylor in second round
• Packers choose RB AJ Dillon, TE Josiah Deguara in Rounds 2 and 3 of NFL Draft
• Play It Forward: Vitto Brown and his family sew face masks
• Play It Forward: Melvin Gordon Gives Back
• Marquette reacts as NCAA grants extra eligibility to spring student-athletes
• NCAA grants extra year of eligibility for spring sport student-athletes
• Golfers petition to classify sport as essential during COVID-19 stay at home order
• 'Never been home in March:' Brewer Marcus Hanel weighs in on postponed opening day
• Olympic gold medalist Garrett Weber-Gale weighs in on postponed 2020 games
• MU's Ike Eke works on nonprofit to send Nigerian kids to school
• Play it Forward: MU's Ike Eke works on nonprofit to send Nigerian kids to school
• Wisconsin earns top seed in Big Ten Tournament
• Bucks guard George Hill becomes Milwaukee’s mentor
• Play It Forward: Panthers' Jamar Madge, teammates visit Boys & Girls Club
• Volunteer basketball coach retires after 51 years at St. Paul Lutheran School
• Play It Forward: George Hill becomes Milwaukee's mentor
• Waukesha native Jarred Kelenic knocking on the door to Major League Baseball
• Packers' Davante Adams supports young fan battling childhood-onset schizophrenia
• Jonathan Taylor declares for NFL Draft
• Longtime Packers fan diagnosed with terminal cancer savors what could be final game
• Kelenic knocking on the door to Major League Baseball
• Strasburg, Nationals reach record $245M, 7-year deal
• MU Golden Eagles volleyball team gears up for NCAA Tournament
• City Champs Foundation building champs in and out of the ring
• Brewers bring back ball-in-glove logo for 50th season
• Brewers bring back ball-in-glove logo for 50th season
• W. Michigan downs Milwaukee 115-110 in triple overtime
• Game Zone Insider: Packers thriving midway through the season
• AP Top 25: Wisconsin drops to 18
• Rivers, Chargers beat Bears 17-16 after Pineiro misses FG
• Stafford-led Lions beat Giants 31-26 and end 3-game skid
• Game Zone Insider: Chiefs offense provides unique challenge even without Mahomes
• Wisconsin, Marquette and Milwaukee unranked in AP Top 25 preseason poll
• Bears hope to have Trubisky return from shoulder injury
• ALCS Game 4 postponed
• Joe Maddon returns to Los Angeles Angels as new manager
• Wild-card Nationals head to World Series with sweep of Cards
• Game Zone Insider: Packers prep for Raiders
• Three Badgers named to AP Midseason All-America Team
• Former Badger Clement placed on injured reserve
• Game Zone Insider: Packers square off against Cobb
• Turner's slam helps Nats sweep Phils, clinch wild card