Sal Licata Facts: Bio, Age, Height, Weight, Family, and Net Worth

Sal Licata is an American journalist and host of Baseball Night in New York for Wfan.

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Best Known For:The television program Baseball Night in New York

Breakthrough:Began his broadcasting career as a WFAN intern in 2003

Full Name: Sal Licata
Nationality: American
Profession: Host and sportscaster
Known For: The television program Baseball Night in New York
Current Employer: WFAN
Place of Birth: Long Island, New York
Marital Status: Married
Gender: Male
Specialization: Sports Journalist, Radio Host / Radio Personality, and TV Host
Media Level: Regional

Sal Licata's exact age is not publicly confirmed.

Sal Licata's career includes journalism and broadcasting roles with SNY and WFAN.

Organization: SNY

Role: Host, Baseball Night in New York

Period: 2010–Present

Details: New York

Organization: WFAN

Role: Midday Sports Radio Co-Host

Period: 2023–2025

Details: New York City, New York

Organization: WFAN

Role: Overnight Sports Radio Host

Period: 2021–2023

Details: New York City, New York

Organization: WFAN

Role: Intern and Radio Production Professional

Period: From 2003

Details: New York City, New York · Began as an intern in January 2003 and subsequently worked on production and broadcasting assignments.

Sal Licata rose to prominence for his role on the television show Baseball Night in New York.

Notable media work includes Baseball Night in New York and SportsNite.

TV Show: Baseball Night in New York (Host, Present) — SNY's baseball discussion and analysis programme
TV Show: SportsNite (Contributor) — Sports television programme on SNY

New York Mets and Major League Baseball - SNY - Hosts baseball discussions and analysis on Baseball Night in New York
New York professional sports talk - WFAN - Previously hosted radio programmes discussing professional sports with New York listeners

New York Emmy Award — National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, New York Chapter — Television work with SNY.

Began as a WFAN intern in January 2003 and later became a full-time host at the same station.
Explored independent digital sports media following his departure from WFAN.
Grew up on Long Island and has long supported the New York Mets.
His ambition to work in sports radio began while listening to WFAN as a young fan.