Childhood and Education Journey of Joe Buck in Timeline

Discover the defining moments in the early life of Joe Buck. From birth to education, explore key events.

Joe Buck is a prominent American sportscaster, currently working for ESPN. He is primarily known for broadcasting major league baseball and National Football League games, and has called numerous World Series and Super Bowls throughout his career. Buck is one of the most recognizable voices in American sports broadcasting. He previously worked for Fox Sports for many years before joining ESPN.

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Full Timeline Early Life & Education Career & Achievements

April 25, 1969: Birth of Joe Buck

On April 25, 1969, Joseph Francis Buck was born. He later became a sportscaster for ESPN.

1989: Began Broadcasting Career

In 1989, Joe Buck started his broadcasting career as an undergraduate at Indiana University Bloomington.

1993: Married Ann Archambault

In 1993, Joe Buck married Ann Archambault, with whom he had two daughters.

2011: Divorced Ann Archambault

In 2011, Joe Buck divorced Ann Archambault.

April 12, 2014: Married Michelle Beisner

On April 12, 2014, Joe Buck married Michelle Beisner, a former NFL Network reporter and Bronco cheerleader.

June 2015: Quit Twitter account

In June 2015, Joe Buck announced he had quit his Twitter account, citing negative interactions. He later returned to Twitter.

2016: Vocal cord paralysis revealed

In 2016, Joe Buck revealed that his vocal problems were not due to a virus, but rather to vocal cord paralysis likely caused by anesthesia used during multiple hair transplantation procedures.

2023: Joe Buck is a fan and season ticket holder of the NHL's St. Louis Blues

In 2023, Joe Buck is a fan and season ticket holder of the NHL's St. Louis Blues. He revealed in a tweet that he was a Houston Oilers fan growing up, and he supports the St. Louis Cardinals in baseball.