also had a small role as the news anchor in the 1979 movie Meteor. Mr. Nahan also had a small part in CHiPs episode "Something Special" S6E6 as himself. Los Angeles television market Nahan was a sports anchor in the Los Angeles television market for roughly 30 years, with KABC-TV (1968–1977), KNBC (1977–1986) and KTLA (1988–1999). He also spent time with radio stations KABC, KXTA, and KFWB. He was involved with the Los Angeles Dodgers' pregame show, from which he retired after the 2004 season. Death Nahan had battled lymphoma since being diagnosed in January 2006. He died at his home in Studio City, California, aged 81. His star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame is at 6549 Hollywood Blvd. Filmography Gus (1976) - L.A. Sportscaster Rocky (1976) - Fight Commentator (uncredited) Rocky II (1979) - Fight Commentator Meteor (1979) - Football Announcer Private Benjamin (1980) - Newscaster Rocky III (1982) - Title Rematch Commentator Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) - Himself Rocky IV (1985) - Commentator #1 The A Team (1987) - Commentator #1 Transylvania Twist (1989) - Sports Announcer Taking Care of Business (1990) - Radio Reporter at Airport Rocky V (1990) - Fight Commentator The Great White Hype (1996) - Fight Announcer #1 Rocky Balboa (2006) - Computer Fight Commentator (voice) (final film role) References External links Philadelphia Broadcast Pioneer with Captain Philadelphia photograph from 1967 Obituary from Philaldephia Inquirer daily newspaper Obituary TV.com obit CBS2 Obituary 1926 births 2007 deaths 20th-century American male actors American Football League announcers American male film actors American radio sports announcers American television sports announcers Boxing commentators Burials at Valley Oaks Memorial Park Canadian male film actors College football announcers Deaths from cancer in California Deaths from lymphoma Jewish American male actors Jewish Canadian journalists Los Angeles Dodgers announcers Major League Baseball broadcasters McGill University alumni National Football League announcers National Hockey League broadcasters People from Studio City, Los Angeles Philadelphia Eagles announcers Philadelphia Flyers announcers San Diego Chargers announcers St. Louis Blues announcers Television anchors from Los Angeles Television anchors from Philadelphia Television anchors from Sacramento, California