The Surprising Salaries Of The Most Famous TV Reporters

Published on 12/24/2018
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Joe Buck – $5 Million

Joe Buck started out as a reporter for the Triple-A All-Star game, and calling play-by-plays for a minor league baseball team. The sportscaster ventured into the world of professional baseball, and was picked up by Fox Sports in 1994. Impressively, Joe regularly announced NFL games on network television…and was the youngest ever to do so! Joe currently holds the record for most games called on network television with 18 World Series and 17 All-Star Games.

Joe Buck – 5m

Joe Buck – $5 Million

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David Gregory- $4 million

David Gregory has always been interested in the world of news anchoring, but he first started at the age of 18. When he was studying International Studies at American University in Washington, D.C., he started working for the campus radio station. His first career was working for NBC in Sacramento, California. Prior to Gregory’s current position, he hosted ABC’s Sunday morning news program “Meet the Press”. Since last year David Gregory has served as a political analyst for CNN.

David Gregory

David Gregory- $4 million

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