Marly Rivera Biography
Marly Rivera is a bilingual Puerto Rican journalist and reporter for ESPN and ESPN Deportes, offering more than 10 years of in-depth coverage of all major sports in New York. She joined ESPN as a general sports writer in 2011 and worked up her way steadily. Rivera is also a contributor to ESPN Radio and ESPN Deportes Radio.
She, later on, worked as a New York Yankees beat reporter. She currently covers ESPNDeportes.com and ESPN.com baseball and frequently contributes to national baseball broadcasts and studio programming for ESPN.
Rivera was a reporter and writer at Univision Communications and an editorial producer and author at Major League Baseball Advanced Media before joining ESPN. Rivera is the only Latina national baseball writer and ESPN and ESPN Deportes analyst and the only woman to have been a color commentator for MLB’s All-Star Game, playoffs, and World Series broadcasts for ESPN Deportes Radio.
She has been a guest contributor in Spanish and English on the outside of the Lines, SPN’s flagship network, SportsCenter, and Sunday Night Baseball throughout her career. On October 13, 2017, Rivera was named one of “The 30 Most Influential Hispanics in Sports” by Sports Illustrated.
Marly Rivera Age
Rivera was born on 14th November in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and moved to mainland United States as a teenager. However, her year of birth is still under review. She celebrates her birthday on November 14 every year and her zodiac sign is Scorpio. Her age will soon be updated.
Marly Rivera Height
Rivera stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches. Her bodyweight is still under review.
Marly Rivera Family
Rivera is a bilingual woman who was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and then moved to the United States as a teenager. Her parents are from Puerto Rico’s San Juan. It is not known if she has any siblings.
Marly Rivera Husband
With very little known about her love life, Rivera is very secretive about her private life. We are keeping close tabs on her relationship if she is married or, it is not known and will be updated when reliable information is available.
Marly Rivera Career
Rivera has worked for ESPN and ESPN Deportes as a bilingual writer and editor, offering in-depth analysis of all major sports in New York for more than 10 years. She went on to work as a beat reporter for the New York Yankees at the station in 2011 as a general sports journalist. Maryl is the first Latina national baseball writer and analyst for ESPN and ESPN Deportes and the first woman to be a color commentator for ESPN.
Following in the footsteps of her mentor, Claire Smith, Maryl is the second woman of color to cover the Yankees as a beat. Her position extended to television in 2016 as co-host of Nación ESPN, an interactive sports talk show devoted to covering the most important sports news and knowledge geared to the young, bilingual U.S. Hispanic Lovers of Sports (Mondays, 5-6 p.m. on ESPN2). She has worked for numerous sports broadcasts, including the SPN flagship program, as a guest contributor.
“She covered a number of activities at ESPN Rivera, including the landmark 2015 Havana game and the “Roberto Clemente National Day” as a field reporter for Wednesday Night Baseball.
Marly Rivera Salary
Rivera receives an average salary of $72,507 annually while working at ESPN.
Marly Rivera Net Worth
Rivera has an estimated net worth of between $1 million – $5 million. Her income is mainly from her excellent career as a journalist.