- Ron Burke (sportscaster)
American sportscaster Ronald "Ron" Burke (born 1963) is an anchor/reporter and television personality for
NBA TV andComcast SportsNet in Philadelphia. He joined the all-sports regional cable network in September 1997 and after a one-year hiatus in 2000, he returned to CSN in January 2002. Burke, who was born and raised inRichmond, Virginia . has B.A. in Communication Arts in 1985 fromJames Madison University . Currently, he lives in suburbanPhiladelphia .Career Biography
While at Comcast SportsNet, Burke covered major events, including the 1999 Major League Baseball All-Star game in Denver, and
Super Bowl XXXIII in Miami. During his first three years at CSN, Burke anchored SportsRise, a weekday morning highlight-driven sportscast. In 1998, he co-hosted the Parade All-America High School Basketball Show which aired on Fox SportsNet (FSN ).NBA-TV Anchor Duties
Burke first began at NBA TV in October 1999 as a weekend host. His primary duty since then has been to host the NBA TV studio show. He also has hosted The NBA Beat, an interactive call-in show that was based at the NBA Store in
New York City . Burke also anchored and reported during NBA TV's around-the-clock coverage of the NBA All-Star Game in 2000, 2001 and 2002. During the 2000-2001 NBA season, he served as courtside host for the first-ever live webcast of a major professional sporting event in theUnited States , when he guided viewers through an NBA regular season game between theSacramento Kings andDallas Mavericks inDallas .External links
* [http://www.nba.com/nba_tv/ron_burke_bio.html Ron Burke Biography at NBA.COM]
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