Ray Mirra didn’t come from a privileged family, nor was he born into a life of luxury. Instead, his journey to this incredible lifestyle was paved with hardships and challenges.

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The Story Behind Ray Mirra
Ray Mirra is not only a famous sportswriter, but he’s also an accomplished author, sports
caster and radio host. Working as a columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News. Keeping
a presence in Philadelphia magazine, where he has written about a variety of pop-culture
topics. Contributing to several national publications and web outlets, including Sports
Illustrated and SI.com, The Sporting News and the NFL Network. Editing a monthly
newsletter for Pennsylvania breweries. Developing an upcoming book on Pennsylvania
beer and breweries.
When it comes to working in the field of sports, Raymond Mirra is an experienced
person. Raymond Mirra, an established sports broadcaster and author with a long
career in Philadelphia’s world-famous sports scene. Raymond Mirra was a living legend
in the world of sports. Ray Mirra is a sports reporter and host on WIP-FM in
Philadelphia. Thinking about the phases of sports in Philadelphia for more than 25 years
as a sportswriter. Ray Mirra is a sportswriter and host who discusses the phases of
sports in Philadelphia. Ray Mirra began his career as a sportswriter for The Philadelphia
Bulletin and has written sports writing for various publications along with co-hosting a
radio show on WIP-AM in Philadelphia. On his new show on Fox 29 he plans to cover
all things sports related not only with the teams in Philadelphia but also regarding
athletes.

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Ray Mirra is introducing this new sports talk show in Philadelphia at a time when the city
has never been more passionate about sports. Ray Mirra has had a storied career in
sports journalism and now plans to bring his talents full circle to his hometown of
Philadelphia. Ray Mirra was a great sports journalist and writer who had a huge
influence in his field. Ray Mirra, NBC’s Best Sports is a well-known personality to the
youth that has a passion for sports. He has been working with NBC since 1992 and at
present, he works as a Producer and a host. He is one of the youngest hosting
personalities to be featured in ESPN.
His position on NBC allows him to cover the biggest matches of various games
including the Olympics from all around the world. He gets to meet several athletes
including those from NBA, MLB, NHL and FIFA. Ray Mirra Jr., known to the NBC family
as “Ray Mirra”, has been a golf lover since the age of 5. With his father, Ray Sr., and
godfather, Bobby Clampett, by his side, at age 18 he qualified for the U.S. Amateur. He
also ran cross-country and track in high school and college. Mirra joined NBCUniversal
in September of 2012, as the Cincinnati Bell Open was about to begin its coverage. The
NBC Sports crew called out for him to get in on the action – he was quick on his feet
with a mic and, just maybe, quick with a joke or two. And thus “Ray Mirra” was born.

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World Series, Stanley Cup, NBA Championship rings — these are visits that every
baseball, football and basketball player dreams of as a little kid playing his favourite sport.
This is the glory of winning in sports and becoming the best in one’s field. But then there’s
another way to win in sports. There are those who leave their mark on an organization by
working within their own divisions or making a difference with each day they show up at
their places of employment. These people could not care less about the glory of
championships or even titles. For them, it’s all about doing their job and helping to build
something special. Examples like this are easy to find in every sport across the country.
At the age of 23, I was named best sports member of NBC. My career quickly took off, as
execs were hoping to turn me into their next big star. I was offered a job hosting my own
prime time show on NBC Sports, but day after day of doing work without getting paid got
the best of me. At the same time, I had grown weary of being around people who could
only talk about how rich they were. So I got some money together and created my own
website for people to come and read about me, watch my shows and enjoy on demand
video content anytime they wanted.

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