Mike Breen is an American play-by-play sports commentator for NBA on ABC, who is also the lead announcer for New York Knicks games on the MSG Network.

Since 2006, Mike Breen has served as the lead play-by-play commentator for the NBA Finals on ABC. Breen is currently in his 30th season as the NBA broadcaster.

His remarkable broadcasting career began as a pundit and newscaster for the Marist College Red Foxes on WEOK/WPDH radio.

Famous for yelling his signature word “Bang”, Mike’s voice has been heard at some of the most memorable moments in NBA history.

How rich is Mike Breen? His Salary

As of 2022, Mike Breen’s estimated net worth is $1.5 million, where he makes a $500,000 annual salary through his work with NBA on ABC, MSG Network, and ESPN, according to idolnetworth.com.

From the year 1992-1997, Breen worked as a radio announcer for WFAN.

He was later promoted to television play-by-play, replacing Marv Albert upon being fired. Breen served as Albert’s backup after he returned to the set in 1999.

Breen was promoted as the lead play-by-play after Albert was permanently dismissed in 2004.

On February 8, 2006, Mike Breen was announced to be the lead broadcaster for the NBA, including the NBA Finals.

He makes most of his living entirely out of his career as a sportscaster. His income figure is expected to grow even though he is almost close to retirement from his life-long career.

Meet Mike Breen’s Wife and Children

Mike Breen is married to his wife Rosanne and lives with his family in Long Island, New York. The couple met at a sporting event in United States.

He has three children Michael, Nicole, and Matt. However, there are not many pictures of his family on the internet as Breen is not active on social media.

Mike Breen joined Twitter in 2019 as @MikeBreenOnESPN and has posted only two tweets so far.

Where is Mike Breen from?

Mike Breen is a New Yorker, born and raised and he currently lives in Long Island, New York, with his family.

Born on 1961 May 22, Breen was raised in Yonkers, NY where he attended the St. Paul the Apostle Catholic grammar school.

He graduated from Salesian High School in 1979 and Fordham University in 1983.