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Chuck Schilken

BRIEF: Stuart Scott inspires an incredible mural by L.A. street artist

Jan. 08--Stuart Scott left a lasting impression on sports broadcasting.

Now there is a lasting impression of the late, great ESPN personality in Westchester, courtesy of well-known L.A. street artist Jonas Never.

Check out his tribute to Scott, who died Sunday of cancer:

Little closer shot of the #StuartScott wall we did today @espn @KNegandhiESPN @richeisen @HueyMack @Noah_M_Baby pic.twitter.com/79RrEH8nlN

-- Jonas Never (@never1959) January 8, 2015

"#StuartScott is a legend," Never said in a tweet. "Had to honor the man."

And that he did, with a stunning portrait and Scott's best-known catch phrase, "Boo Yah!" painted above the Melody Bar Grill.

Never's artwork can be found all over the streets of the L.A. area. Some pretty amazing stuff -- check it out here.

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