Doris Burke Bio, Net Worth 2024, Age, Height

How much is Doris Burke’s Net Worth?

She has a net worth of $4 million dollars and a salary of $1 million dollars. Her fortune stems from her career as a sportscaster.

Facts of Doris Burke

Full Name:	Doris Sable
Age:	56 years
Birthday:	04 Jan
Birthplace:	Manasquan, New Jersey
Nationality:	American
Gender:	Female
Horoscope:	Capricorn
Status:	divorce
Net Worth:	$4 million
Height:	5 feet 8 inches (1.73m)
Profession:	Sportscaster, Basketball Player, ESPN sports reporter
Sibling:	seven

Doris Burke is a well-known American sports announcer and analyst for NBA on ESPN and NBA on ABC games. Doris Burke previously worked as an analyst for WNBA games on MSG and for New York Knicks games.

How old is Doris Burke?

Doris Burke was born Doris Sable on January 4, 1965. She was born and raised in Manasquan, New Jersey, USA. She is currently 55 years old and a Capricorn. Furthermore, she is the youngest of eight children. There is no more information about her family.

Doris began playing basketball in the second grade. Furthermore, her childhood basketball idols included Kyle Macy, Kelly Tripucka, and Tom Heinsohn. Doris was also a point guard at Manasquan High School. Several eastern colleges were interested in her.

She moved to Rhodes’ capital city after graduating from high school. She later enrolled in the prestigious ‘Providence College.’ After graduating from high school sportsmanship, she was able to secure a spot on her college basketball team. Doris continued to play her best position as a point guard for the college Providence Friars women’s basketball team.

Sable led the Big East Conference in assists as a freshman. She was also a second-team All-Big East selection once and a member of the Big East Women’s Basketball Tournament all-tournament team twice. As a senior in 1987, she was named the college’s Co-Female Athlete of the Year.

Doris left Providence as the all-time leader in assists and was still ranked second in her career as of 2012. In 1999, she became the fifth woman to be inducted into the Providence College Hall of Fame. Sable graduated from Providence with a bachelor’s degree in health service administration/social work and a master’s degree in education.

Who is Doris Burke married to?

Doris married the legendary basketball player Gregg Burke after two years of senior-level education. In 1989, after two years of dating, the couple married. They have two children: Sarah Burke, a daughter, and Matthew Burke, a son. Later, the couple divorced for personal reasons.

How tall is Doris Burke?

Doris is 5 feet 8 inches tall. She has not disclosed her weight. Furthermore, she has brown eyes and blonde hair. There are no further details about her body measurements. She does, however, have a wonderful personality. She is a beauty with a brain.

Career line of Doris Burke

• Burke began her broadcasting career in 1990 as a radio analyst for her alma mater’s women’s games. In the same year, she began working in the same role on television for Big East Women’s games, and in 1996, she began working for Big East Men’s games. Doris has been working for ESPN in some capacity since 1991.
• She has contributed to ESPN’s coverage of the WNBA. Similarly, for many years, she was the primary radio and television voice of the New York Liberty.
• Burke was named to ESPN’s top men’s basketball team in 2003, working with Dick Vitale on men’s games, and began working the sidelines for ESPN and ABC’s NBA coverage.
• Burke became the first woman to be a radio and television reporter for a New York Knicks game in 2000; she is also the first woman to be a reporter for a Big East men’s game, and the first woman to be the primary commentator on a men’s college basketball conference package. She has also worked as a sideline reporter for ABC Sports during the NBA Finals since 2009.
• Burke signed a multiyear contract extension with ESPN in October 2013 to serve as an NBA commentator. Burke made his debut on ESPN’s NBA pre-game show “NBA Countdown” on November 13th, alongside analysts Jalen Rose and Avery Johnson.
• Doris, likewise, became a regular NBA game analyst for ESPN in 2017, becoming the first woman at the national level to be assigned a full regular-season role. She also took over for Doug Collins, who left ESPN for a job with the Chicago Bulls.
• She has received numerous awards to date. The awards include the Providence College Hall of Fame, the ‘USA Today Rudy Award’ as the Best New Face in Sports Television, the New England Basketball Hall of Fame, and the Basketball Hall of Fame as the 2018 Curt Gowdy Media Award winner.