masn-baseballs-orioles.jpg
Amber Theoharis, Orioles Reporter/Studio Host

Amber Theoharis is an Emmy-award-winning sports reporter entering her 4th season on MASN as part of the Orioles’ broadcast team. The Baltimore area native provides live in-game reports as well as player interviews and clubhouse updates for MASN’s pre and post-game show O’s Xtra.

This fall, Amber will enter her 7th season covering the Baltimore Ravens as studio host of MASN’s post-game show Ravens Xtra.

In the offseason, Amber finds…
Amber Theoharis, Orioles Reporter/Studio Host

Amber-Theoharis_Bio-Photo.jpg

Amber Theoharis is an Emmy-award-winning sports reporter entering her 4th season on MASN as part of the Orioles’ broadcast team. The Baltimore area native provides live in-game reports as well as player interviews and clubhouse updates for MASN’s pre and post-game show O’s Xtra.

This fall, Amber will enter her 7th season covering the Baltimore Ravens as studio host of MASN’s post-game show Ravens Xtra.

In the offseason, Amber finds time for her love of sports talk radio. After recently ending a two year run as host of ESPN Radio and 105.7 The Fan’s The A List with Amber Theoharis and Playmakers, Amber can be seen guest co-hosting MASN’s simulcast of 105.7 The Fan’s Monday Morning Quarterback.

In addition to her MASN duties, Amber is a columnist for the Baltimore-based newspaper Press Box, writing her weekly editorial Like It Is.

Prior to joining MASN, Amber was the weekend sports anchor and reporter at FOX45 in Baltimore, and also hosted Ravens Wired, a weekly NFL magazine show. The former news reporter broke into sports as weekend sports anchor and co-host of Buckeye Football Fever at WSYX-TV in Columbus, OH. Prior to Columbus, Amber worked in the largest television market in the country, New York City, for WNBC-TV. Her experience there includes live coverage of the 2003 blackout from the WNBC helicopter.

Throughout her career Amber has also held on-air positions at News 12 Long Island and WBOC-TV in Salisbury MD. She began her career as a production assistant at WJLA-TV in Washington, D.C.

Previously named Maryland Sportscaster of the Year by The National Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association, Amber is the recipient of two Associated Press awards for sports journalism and has been recognized in Forbes Magazine and Baltimore Magazine.

Amber is a proud graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park where she earned a B.A. in journalism. She and her husband Todd live in Annapolis, MD.