Overview

• He will undergo surgery on June 10 and expects to step away from SportsCenter for about a month to recover
• According to his most recent scans, the cancer has not spread and his doctor describes his prognosis as optimistic
• Harris cited his father’s history with prostate cancer and broader family risk as key reasons for sharing his diagnosis publicly
• He acknowledged support from colleagues Hannah Storm and Brian Custer, both of whom have faced their own cancer battles
• He urged men, particularly Black men who face higher rates of the disease, to get PSA blood tests and discuss prostate health with their doctors