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Joe Buck signs $108m ESPN deal with MLB twist possible
Joe Buck's $108m ESPN extension could let him return to baseball broadcasting after NFL focus.
In brief
Joe Buck's $108m ESPN extension could let him return to baseball broadcasting after NFL focus. Buck's new deal may include World Series commentary if ESPN wins 2029 rights. Originally reported by New York Post.
Buck's new ESPN deal
Joe Buck signed a six-year $108 million extension with ESPN, raising his yearly salary from $15m to $18m.
Five years with ESPN
Buck joined ESPN in March 2022 and has been with the network for five seasons.
25-year broadcasting legacy
Buck and analyst Tory Aikman left Fox after 25 years together, a record in broadcasting.
Super Bowl 2031 plans
Buck will call his first Super Bowl for ESPN/ABC in February 2031.
MLB potential return
Buck could return to baseball broadcasting if ESPN wins 2029 World Series rights.
World Series rights shift
ESPN chairman Jimmy Pitaro wants World Series rights for 2029, but no contract clause exists.
The big picture
Buck's new deal may include World Series commentary if ESPN wins 2029 rights.
