David Kaplan Biography
David Kaplan serves at ESPN 1000 as he co-hosts Kap and J. Hood. Into the bargain, he works on NBC Sports Chicago on The Football Aftershow, aired after EVERY Chicago Bears game, Basketball Night in Chicago throughout the basketball season on NBC Sports Chicago as a host. Before, he worked at Chicago sports radio station WMVP-AM.
David Kaplan Age
David Kaplan was born in Chicago Illinois, in the United States on November 19, 1960. He is 61 years old.
David Kaplan Height
David stands at an average height of 5 ft 9 in/1.75 m tall.
David Kaplan Education
David studied and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in English from Hamline Campus in St. Paul Minnesota.
David Kaplan Family
David has hidden details on his parents and siblings away from the public, however, a review on this section is ongoing and will soon update this part.
David Kaplan Wife
David is a married man to Mindy Kaplan, who works at the Lou Malnati’s chain of Chicago-style pizzerias as an executive. Together they have a kid called Brett who was born in 1994 and three stepsons Nicholas a 28-year-old, Alexander a 26-year-old, and Garret a 25-year-old.
David Kaplan Salary
David annually earns a salary of $ 81,201. This is according to NBC hosts salaries.
David Kaplan Net Worth
David has an approximated net worth of $1 million.
David Kaplan Career
David worked at WGN as the host of Sports Central in 1995, he co-hosted the show together with former Chicago Bears star Tom Waddle for a period of more than a decade, the show at the time was the longest on-air sports talk duo in Chicago radio history. Then in February 2007, Waddle left to join ESPN Radio and Kaplan hosted the show solo till March 2010, when the show was replaced with a non-sports-oriented talk show by former Program Director Kevin Metheny.
After the removal of Metheny in December 2010, Kaplan signed a new long-term contract, to work as the primary host of a new evening talk show named WGN Sports Night at WGN Radio. He was titled for Chicago Tribune Live on Comcast SportsNet as the host in January 2008.
In November 2012, he got employed by the NBC Sports Network, to call college basketball games after a long stint as a basketball announcer for ESPN. As of now, he works at ESPN 1000 as he co-hosts Kap and J. Hood. Into the bargain, he works on NBC Sports Chicago on The Football Aftershow, aired after EVERY Chicago Bears game, Basketball Night in Chicago throughout the basketball season on NBC Sports Chicago as a host. Before, he worked at Chicago sports radio station WMVP-AM.
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