Bruce Murray is a prominent sportscaster, host, and sports radio personality from the United States. Currently, He is the host of SiriusXM Blitz on NFL Radio on SiriusXM. He also co-hosts Time to Let It Fly with Murray and Lye.

It can be heard on SiriusXM’s PGA Channel.  Murray co-hosts the show with former touring pro-Mark Lye. Before anchoring SiriusXM Blitz, Bruce was a radio co-host of The Mike and Murray Show.

Bruce Murray Age

He was born in the United States of America on January 1, 1963. Bruce Murray is 60 years old.

Bruce Murray Height

He stands at a height of 6 ft 1 in/1.85m tall.

Bruce Murray Family

He was born in the United States to a steadfast father and a steadfast mother. Murray has not, however, provided any pertinent information regarding his loving parents or whether he has any siblings. The whereabouts of his parents and siblings are currently unknown due to this.

Bruce Murray Wife

He is merely married. Bruce is happily married to his beautiful wife Hilary. But, he has not divulged any other details about his spouse.

Bruce Murray Children

He is the delighted father of three beautiful sons, Lucas, Max, and Jack.  Bruce has not revealed any other information on his outstanding boys nevertheless.

Bruce Murray Education

He graduated from Hewlett High School and was recognized in the school’s Hall of Fame in 2004. Murray afterward enrolled at Tulane University and graduated with honors in 1981. He was the voice of the Green Wave’s football and basketball teams for two years at the institution, from 1983 to 1985.

Bruce Murray Salary

He pockets an annual salary of $102,156.

Bruce Murray’s Net Worth

His accumulated net worth is $5 million.

Bruce Murray Career

He began working for Sirius Satellite Radio in July 2006. Currently, He works as the host of SiriusXM Blitz on NFL Radio. It airs on the station Monday through Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ET.

Murray and former touring pro Mark Lye broadcast Time to let it fly with Murray and Lye. It airs on SiriusXM’s PGA Channel in addition. He began his career at the station as co-host of The Mike and Murray Show. Murray was also the Red Zone host on Sirius NFL Radio.

He commenced his career with WFAN, the nation’s first all-sports station. Murray worked as a weekend sports anchor and producer there. He moved on to become a line producer for the now-defunct Mizzou Sports News Network.

Murray has also worked at WTEM, Washington, D.C.’s sports radio station, and ESPN Radio. He hosted the Washington Bullets before, posted, and coached shows on WTEM radio station.

Murray began working for Sports News Radio in the 1990s. He aired a hot talk-oriented morning zoo on the network that deviated significantly. From the network’s regular sports talk approach. Murray in the Morning was the title between 2002 and 2005.

He co-hosted the Around the NFL, The Bill Parcells Show, and The Troy Aikman Show in addition. Murray was one of the first on-air broadcasters on SiriusXM’s Mad Dog Radio channel when it debuted in 2009.

He co-hosted Beyond the Brink with best-selling author and writer John Feinstein before to John’s move to CBS. Bruce announced his departure from Mad Dog Radio in March 2013.

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