Ahmed Fareed

Ahmed Fareed
Nationality	American
Education	S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications
Occupation	Sportscaster
Employer	NBC Sports Bay Area

Ahmed Fareed is a studio host and reporter for American TV channel NBC Sports Bay Area.

Early life

Fareed is a native of Sparta, Michigan, where he played quarterback for the Spartans. He is a graduate of Syracuse University S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications with a degree in Broadcast Journalism.

Career

Fareed started off his career as a burger flipper at Wendy's and then begged for a job as a weekend Sports Anchor for WILX-TV and WSYM-TV in Lansing, Michigan. Fareed then moved to WAVY-TV, where he spent five years covering local sports. There, he covered the Washington Redskins, the Norfolk Tides, Virginia Tech Hokies, and the Virginia Cavaliers.^[1]

Prior to his current work at NBC Sports Bay Area in San Francisco, he was employed with MLB Network, where he appeared regularly on studio programming including "MLB Tonight" and "Quick Pitch." He also appeared in a Sportsnet Central bit on June 3, 2013 for the inaugural episode of Yahoo! Sports Talk Live (replacing Chronicle Live). ^[2]

References

↑ "On-Air Personalities : Ahmed Fareed". MLB Network. MLB Advanced Media. Retrieved 27 August 2011.
↑ Molinaro, Bob (February 11, 2011). "Ahmed Fareed leaves Hampton Roads for MLB Network". The Virginia Pilot. Retrieved 27 August 2011.

MLB Network
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Former personalities	Larry Bowa (2011–2013) Tony Clark (2009) Joey Cora (2013–2014) Ahmed Fareed (2011–2012) Kristina Fitzpatrick (2013–2014) Ron Gant (2011–2012) Darryl Hamilton (2013–2015) John Hart (2009–2014) Clint Hurdle (2009) Lisa Kerney (2011) Trenni Kusnierek (2009–2011) Barry Larkin (2009–2011) Hazel Mae (2009–2011) Alanna Rizzo (2012–2013) Victor Rojas (2009–2010) Sam Ryan (2011–2016) Mike Sweeney (2012) Mitch Williams (2009–2014)
Programming	Baseball's Seasons The Club Hot Stove Intentional Talk MLB Tonight Quick Pitch Thursday Night Baseball
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