Timeline Mike Tirico

Sportscaster who spent 25 years at ESPN, including as the voice of Monday Night Football. At NBC he hosts the Olympics and succeeded Al Michaels on Sunday Night Football.

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1966 Mike Tirico born in New York City Mike Tirico is born in New York City and grows up in Queens.
1987 Mike Tirico becomes a TV sports director as a student Tirico runs sports at WTVH in Syracuse while still at university.
1988 Mike Tirico graduates from Syracuse Tirico graduates from the Newhouse School of Public Communications.
1991 Mike Tirico joins ESPN Tirico starts as a SportsCenter anchor and goes on to cover golf, college football and the NBA.
2006 Mike Tirico becomes the voice of Monday Night Football Tirico calls ESPN's Monday night games for ten seasons.
2016 Mike Tirico moves to NBC After 25 years at ESPN, Tirico joins NBC Sports.
2018 Mike Tirico hosts the Winter Olympics Tirico succeeds Bob Costas as NBC's primetime Olympic host in Pyeongchang.
2021 Mike Tirico hosts the Tokyo Olympics Tirico anchors NBC's coverage of the delayed Summer Games.
2022 Mike Tirico hosts Super Bowl coverage During the Beijing Olympics, Tirico also hosts NBC's Super Bowl LVI coverage.
2022 Mike Tirico succeeds Al Michaels Tirico becomes lead play-by-play voice of Sunday Night Football.
2024 Mike Tirico hosts the Paris Olympics Tirico hosts NBC's primetime coverage from Paris.
2025 Mike Tirico calls the NBA on NBC Tirico is the lead voice as the NBA returns to NBC.
2026 Mike Tirico calls his first Super Bowl Tirico calls Super Bowl LX in Santa Clara.
2026 Mike Tirico flies from the Super Bowl to the Olympics Hours after the game, Tirico flies to Italy to host Primetime in Milan.
2026 Mike Tirico's hockey monologue Tirico delivers a widely praised monologue after the US men beat Canada for hockey gold.