Mark Medina is a NBA reporter at USA Today based in Los Angeles, a position he held since 2019. Previously, he served as a Warriors beat writer with Bay Area News Group (2017-2019), a Lakers beat writer with the Los Angeles Daily News (2012-17) and a Lakers blogger for The Los Angeles Times (2009-2012).
Read this article to know about Mark Medina's net worth, salary, married, family, and interesting facts about him.
Active in sports journalism since 2008, Mark Medina has summoned a great deal of money. Lately, he has become an NBA reporter of USA Today. As reported, a reporter at USA TODAY can expect to make an average total pay of $92,111. Sports journalists such as Doris Burke and the same salary Malika Andrews.
Prominently, he served at The Mercury News, Los Angeles Daily News, Los Angeles Times, Richmond Times, Syracuse Post-Standard, The Washington Times, and York Daily Record, earning a hefty sum of money with goodwill.
As of 2020, his net worth is approximately $0.6 million. The Oakland, California resident has not revealed the information regarding his real estate portfolio and cars.
In contrast to his professional life, Mark Medina's personal life is low profiled. He is yet to revealed information about his relationship, girlfriend, married, wife and children in the media yet. Rather than flaunting his romantic pictures in social media, the hunk is seen posting pictures with his family and friends.
Rather than a lover boy. Medina seems to family and a career-oriented person who happens to be a gentle person. For now, it is believed that he is the most eligible bachelorette out there.
Medina was raised in York, Pennsylvania, alongside his brother by their mother and step-father, He often shares pictures with his family every here and there.
He pursued his high school graduation from York Suburban. The York Suburban kid knew he wanted to write about sports since he was in middle school. In 2004, he enrolled at Syracuse University, receiving a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism, Policy Studies, and Newspaper. While at University, he served as a staff writer for the Daily Orange, Syracuse's independent student newspaper as well as an analyst for Citrus TV, a Syracuse's student TV station.
Born in the United States, Mark gods an American nationality and belongs to the white ethnic background. Currently, he is in his 40s.
Regarding his socials, Mark has 2,901 followers on Instagram with 967 posts and on Twitter, his followers count on 52.7k as well as on Facebook with 680 followers.
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