Doris Burke is the first woman to work as a full-time NBA analyst on television. Burke, 52, has been with ESPN since 2001. According to Sports Illustrated, she was selected as the replacement for ...

Richard Jefferson will be back on ESPN and ABC next season after reaching an agreement to do so. That’s per Andrew Marchand ...

Doris Burke remains in limbo as ESPN has yet to decide on her future, while Richard Jefferson is reportedly remaining with ...

Doris Burke will become the first woman to serve as a game analyst on television for a championship final in one of the four major professional U.S. sports leagues when the Dallas Mavericks meet ...

FILE – ESPN’s Doris Burke looks on before the start of an NBA basketball game between the Utah Jazz and Golden State Warriors Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2022, in Salt Lake City.

Doris Burke will reach another milestone later this month when she calls the conference and NBA Finals for ESPN Radio, becoming the first woman to serve as a game analyst on a network television or… ...

Doris Burke, an ESPN/ABC NBA analyst, huddles with Steve Serby to discuss the NBA’s return, safety concerns, and her personal fight after being diagnosed with COVID-19.

She may bristle at the word trailblazer, but ESPN's best NBA analyst, Doris Burke, is proving that in the still-alpha-male-driven world of sports TV, having game is all that matters.

ESPN broadcaster Doris Burke. Damian Lillard #0 of the Milwaukee Bucks is interviewed during media day on October 2, 2023, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Lillard has a side hustle as a musical artist.

Burke, who joined ESPN in 1990, has covered the finals since 2009. She was a sideline reporter for ABC's coverage from 2009-19 before serving as an analyst on ESPN Radio for the past four finals.