KC Johnson
KC Johnson Biography
KC Johnson is a former Bulls. Currently, he serves for the NBC Sports Chicago Tribune as a Bulls Insider. Previously, Johnson served 29 years at the Chicago Tribune, covering 20 Bulls seasons and two Olympics. NBC Sports Chicago is a regional sports network that broadcasts regional coverage of professional sports teams in the Chicago metropolitan area.
KC Johnson Age
KC was born in Evanston, Illinois, United States in 1967. He is 54 years old.
KC Johnson Height
Johnson stands at an average height of 6 feet 1 inch/ Height 1.85m.
KC Johnson Education
He graduated in 1989 from Beloit College. While there, KC played Division III basketball and later in 1990 joined the Chicago Tribune. He served the Chicago Tribune for 29 years, covering 20 Bulls seasons and two Olympics.
KC Johnson Family
He was born and raised by his caring and loving parents in Evanston, Illinois. KC is of mixed ethnicity and holds American citizenship. However, Johnson has not disclosed any information about his father, mother and siblings. We will update you on this piece as soon as we have clear details about the family members.
Spouse KC Johnson Chicago
KC is married to his beautiful and caring wife Elizabeth. The duo share two young sons, Charlie and Henry, and live on the city’s North Side. In his free time, KC enjoys going to a concert, drinking beer, reading a book, and spending time with his family.
KC Johnson salary
KC receives an annual salary of $124,324 per year. This is according to NBC Sports Chicago anchor/reporter salaries.
KC Johnson Net Worth
Johnson has an estimated net worth of $7 million.
KC Johnson career
He currently serves at the NBC Sports Chicago Tribune as a Bulls Insider. Previously, Johnson served at the Chicago Tribune for 29 years, covering 20 Bulls seasons and two Olympics. KC in 1990 joined the Chicago Tribune after college where he played Division III basketball.
From there, KC for two seasons in 1998 became the beat writer for the Blackhawks and in 2000 he returned to the bulls beat. Additionally, Johnson remained out there mostly as a fruitless exercise in blocking for Tim Floyd’s years of testing the Bears’ pace in 2005.
