Roger Lodge
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Roger Allen Lodge, (born Rogelio Chavez [1] on March 12, 1960 in Fontana, California and raised in Cerritos, California) is an American game show host, sports radio host[1], and actor.
Since 1999, Lodge has hosted the syndicated dating show Blind Date. Lodge has been the host of The Price Is Right Live! stage productions in Las Vegas, Nevada and Atlantic City, New Jersey, and in July 2007, he began hosting a new game show called Camouflage on GSN. He also served as fill-in host for Jim Rome, on ESPN'S Jim Rome Is Burning in December of 2007.
Prior to hosting Blind Date, Lodge was a guest host on the E! Entertainment show Talk Soup. He also hosted his own half-hour weekly show for the Sci-Fi Channel entitled Sci-Fi Vortex.
Lodge's acting credits include appearances on the ABC sitcom Full House, CBS's Yes, Dear, and UPN's The Parkers. He also appeared in the Robert De Niro film The Fan.
Lodge is an admitted sports trivia buff. From 2003 - 2005, Lodge hosted a local sports talk radio show on KMPC 1540 AM, "The Ticket", based in Santa Monica, California. Lodge is also a frequent guest on the ESPN show, Jim Rome Is Burning. Lodge also occasionally guest-hosts The Jim Rome Show on radio. In 2004, he hosted the ESPN game show ESPN Trivial Pursuit. In late 2005, Lodge joined station KLAC (aka AM 570 Sports) as a fill-in host. He also serves as the play-by-play announcer for the Gender Bowl.
In 2004, Lodge's wife, Pamela Paulshock gave birth to a baby boy named Peyton.[2] In August 2006, Lodge's wife gave birth to a baby girl named Alexandra.[2] Lodge has another son, Brandon, from a previous marriage.
He attended Whittier College and played on the basketball team
He is currently doing the morning show on radio station KLAA (AM) 830 AM, which is owned by the Los Angeles Angels Of Anaheim baseball team and serves as their radio [[flagship station][3]
