Mike Bacsik
Mike Bacsik

Mike Bacsik Biography

Mike Bacsik is a Major League Baseball (MLB) pitcher and radio host currently working for The Fan since 2010 on DFW radio station KRLD (105.3 The Fan) on the K&C Masterpiece show as a co-host. Mike Bacsik is mostly known for their career home run on August 7, 2007, having given up Barry Bonds’ 756th which was held by Hank Aaron who broke the record.

Mike Bacsik Age

Mike Baski was born in Dallas, Texas, in the United States, on November 11, 1977. He is 46 years old and on November 11, 1977, every year celebrates his birthday.

Mike Bacsik Height

Bacsik stands at a moderate height of 6 feet 2 inches/ Approximately 1.88 m.

Mike Bacsik Family

Mike Bacsik was born to his caring and loving parents Mr. and Mrs. Michael James Bacsik in Dallas, Texas. Though Mike has not revealed any details to the public regarding his mother and whether he has siblings, the review is ongoing and will be updated as soon as possible.

Mike Bacsik Wife

Mike got married in February 2000 to his beautiful wife Sue Myers. The couple has two amazing children named Mary Grace and Jacob Ryan.

Mike Bacsik Children

Sue and Mike are proud parents of two good-looking children called Mary Grace Mike and Jacob Ryan Mike.

Mike Bacsik Salary

Mike Bacsik receives an annual salary of  $10,000 – $100,0000. This is according to The Fan anchors/reporters’ salaries

Mike Bacsik’s Net worth

Basil has an approximate net worth of $1 million – $5 million.

Mike Bacsik Career

After his playing career, Mike Bacsik has a long-running media career in sports. In addition, Mike Bacsik gave numerous interviews for the BaD Radio Show both before and after giving up to be immortalized in baseball history Bonds’ and at one point claimed he would “give up the home run to Bonds” record-breaking home run. Mike in late April 2010 was fired by KTCK on Twitter due to offensive comments he made.

During the 2007 MLB postseason, He served at ESPN as an analyst. Mike now serves for Fox College Sports and  Fox Sports Southwest for select college baseball games as a color analyst. Over the 2012 college baseball season, He served on The Mountain of TCU baseball as the baseball analyst for broadcasts. Bacsik also carried that role into the 2013 season, working on Fox Sports Southwest for TCU games as a color analyst.

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