Jon Morosi
Jon Morosi Biography
Jon Morosi currently works as an on-air personality. Including the flagship studio show MLB Tonight on MLB Network. He serves at FOX Sports as well as FS1 as an on-air reporter and also works as a columnist at MLB.com in addition.
He often appears on SiriusXM, FOX Sports Radio, and MLB Network Radio. Morosi also serves as a reporter at NHL Network. He worked at FOXSports.com. as a national baseball writer and a columnist previously.
Jon Morosi Age
Morosi was born in Marquette, Michigan, the United States on May 17, 1982. He is 40 years old.
Jon Morosi Height
He stands at an average height of 5 ft 9 in/1.75m tall.
Jon Morosi Education
Morosi completed his high school course at Garber High School. Based in Essexville, Michigan, during his time there he was a three-sport athlete. And a co-editor of the student newspaper.
Then he attended and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Public Policy. And Environmental Science from Havard University. Morosi played four years of junior varsity baseball and covered men’s hockey for the Harvard Crimson during his time there.
Jon Morosi Family
Morosi has managed to hide details about his parents and whether he has any siblings.
Jon Morosi Wife
Morosi is happily married to Alexis, who works as a hospital medicine physician. Together they have one kid.
Jon Morosi Children
Morosi and Alexis have one kid who was born in July 2013.
Jon Morosi Salary
He annually receives a salary of $85,442.
Jon Morosi Net Worth
He has an approximated net worth of $1 million.
Jon Morosi Career
Morosi began working at MLB Network in 2016. As of now, he works as an on-air personality including the flagship studio show MLB Tonight. Morosi serves at FOX Sports as well as FS1 as an on-air reporter.
And also works as a columnist at MLB.com in addition. He often appears on SiriusXM, FOX Sports Radio, and MLB Network Radio. Morosi also serves as a reporter at NHL Network.
He worked at FOXSports.com. as a national baseball writer and a columnist previously. Morosi also worked in Detroit, Michigan the largest daily newspaper. After working as a backup beat writer during the Seattle Mariners’ 2005.
Season at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He stayed with the Boston Globe and Houston Chronicle among others also. Morosi enjoys international baseball and World Baseball Classic.
