That passion still runs deep for some in sports media, including Mike Breen. The voice of the NBA on ESPN has previously talked about how he would “ love ” to call a Mets game. Tirico?

Tonight, Tirico returns to his studio roots. Back in 1991 when he joined ESPN, Tirico was a SportsCenter anchor and before that, he was a sports reporter at WTVH in Syracuse. Here’s an example ...

Veteran broadcaster Mike Tirico, who won a Sports Emmy in 2022, will replace Al Michaels as the play-by-play voice for 'Sunday Night Football' on NBC.

Sports fans know him for NFL play-by-play, but Mike Tirico's fourth time hosting the Olympics for NBC makes him a household name in that circle, too.

Mike Tirico will take the place of usual play-by-play commentator Kate Scott as he gets his feet wet before NBC takes over NBA coverage next season.

Popular NBC announcer Mike Tirico revealed why he had to leave his coverage of the 2025 Kentucky Derby today.

NBC “Sunday Night Football” announcers Mike Tirico, left, Chris Collinsworth, center, and Al Michaels rehearse before a game Nov. 26. (Keith Srakocic/AP) Analysis by Callum Borchers Dylan ...

Who is Mike Tirico? Mike Tirico, 58, has been a staple in the sports broadcasting world since the early 1990s, sitting front and center calling and hosting some of the biggest events in the world.

One of the calmest and coolest people in broadcasting is ESPN’s Mike Tirico. It does not matter if he is courtside calling a thrilling NBA game — like the classic played last week between the ...

In unusually strong words from the face of NBC's Olympics coverage, Mike Tirico criticized the Olympic movement and the Russian Olympic Committee for the gruesome skating fiasco that marred the Games.

Play by play announcers only get noticed when they screw up. Mike Tirico (center) doesn't do that often and OMC national sports columnist Steve Czaban sees him emerging as a star on Monday night.