Nick Friedell is an American sportscaster who works as an NBA reporter at ESPN Sports network. He is also a regular contributor to ESPN Radio and ESPN 1000 as a talk show host. He is one of the founding members of the ESPNChicago.com team.
He was born in 1982 and brought up in Orlando, Florida.
He stands at a height of 5 feet 4 inches tall.
Friedell attended Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School Of Public Communications. From there, he pursued a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and graduated.
He is a son to Donna Friedell. Unfortunately there are no details about his father yet.
He has one brother Birdie Friedell.
He is single. He has not mentioned anything about marriage or dating to the public.
He has no known kids yet
Nick Friedell started his professional career at ESPN in Chicago in 2009. Prior to the 2018-2019 NBA season, Friedell relocated to the Bay Area, focusing on the Golden State Warriors. Additionally, during his career at ESPN, Friedell has contributed to a number of different platforms, including The Jump, The Hoop Collective podcast, SportsCenter, Outside The Lines, Jalen And Jacoby, and Daily Wager. Moreover, the Orlando native is a sports fanatic, a world traveler, and a cheeseburger aficionado.
Friedell, the veteran ESPN basketball writer was named the new Nets beat writer, succeeding Malika Andrews, who was moved on to anchor NBA Today.
He covered the Chicago Bulls for nearly a decade, as well as other Midwest clubs in recent years. He was a co – founder of the ESPNChicago.com crew and a regular contributor and talk show host on ESPN Radio and ESPN 1000.
He earns an estimate salary of $87,000 annually.
He has garnered a networth of approximately $1 million.
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