Mike Breen

For nearly two solid decades, Mike Breen has been the voice of the NBA, and basketball fans have long associated him with heated action on the court.

It seems many of today’s most successful sportscasters have entered the industry by way of Fordham University, and Mike Breen is no exception. A New York native, Mike Breen appearances as a sportscaster first began on local radio station WNBC. From there, he became the voice of the New York Knicks for New York’s MSG Network. His work as a prominent NBA announcer first began with NBC, and when the games shifted to ABC and ESPN, so did Breen. Today and since 2006, he has served as the NBA’s lead broadcaster in telecasts on sister networks ESPN and ABC. Throughout his career, he has served as a guest repeatedly on the syndicated talk morning show Imus in the Morning.

For years, one Mike Breen endorsement came when the sportscaster lent his voice to the play by play announcing for the NBA Elite series of video games. Michael Breen appearances at the Olympic games have also become common, with the broadcasting stalwart handling calling plays for both men’s and women’s basketball during the 2008 games in Beijing, the 1996 games in Atlanta, the 2000 games in Sydney and the 2004 games in Athens. He also called ski jumping in the 2002 Olympics in Salt Lake City.

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