Gregory Kelser Bio | Wiki
Gregory Kelser is a tv color commentator and famous former American basketball player. Currently, he serves as a commentator for Pistons games on Bally Sports Detroit. He works along with his partner George Blaha and also appears on the Big Ten Network. As an NBA basketball player, he played for Detroit Pistons, Seattle SuperSonics, San Diego Clippers, and also Indiana Pacers from 1979 to 1985.
Gregory Kelser Age
Gregory was born September 17, 1957, in Panama City, Florida, in the United States of America. He is 64 years old.
Gregory Kelser Height
He is a man of tall stature. Gregory stands at a height of 6 ft 7 in (Approx 2.01 m).
Gregory Kelser Family
He was born to his hardworking and caring parents in Panama City, Florida, in the United States. Gregory holds an American nationality and spent part of his childhood in Okinawa with his military family. However, his parents’ names remain confidential.
Gregory Kelser Wife
He is hitched to his amazing wife Donna. Donna and Gregory reside in Franklin and they participate in the community through volunteer activities, helping Detroit youth with drug abuse awareness and prevention programs and reading programs. Apart from his basketball career he collects soul and jazz records, fishing for silver bass and walleye, plays softball, and criminal law with a special interest in juvenile delinquents. Also, he works at a Michigan tv station in which he and Magic Johnson had a vested interest.
Gregory Kelser Education
He attended and graduated from Detroit Henry Ford High School in 1975. Gregory joined Michigan State being brought by Gus Ganakas, who left the head coach position after his freshman season. During his tenure, he joined the Spartans squad and ranked up a 25–5 record, the Big Ten Conference title, and a berth in the 1978 NCAA tournament. Further, as a senior student, he led the team to the 1979 NCAA tournament championship along with Johnson. Gregory became a 2-time Academic All-American and still remains as the only player in Spartan basketball history, to score over 2,000 points with over 1,000 rebounds.
Gregory Kelser NBA
He was first drafted in the 1979 NBA draft first round in fourth overall pick by Detroit Pistons. He played as a small forward for the team untill 1981. Gregory was later traded for Vinnie Johnson in 1981 to the Seattle SuperSonics. Moreover, he spent two-game seasons with the team from 1981 to 1983. Later he spent a season with the San Diego Clippers from 1983 to 1984.
In 1985 he played for Indiana Pacers for some time. He announced his retirement while at the station. Additionally, he retired with 2961 points 1402 rebounds, and 411 assists.
Gregory Kelser Bally Sports
Currently, he serves as a commentator for Pistons games on Bally Sports Detroit. He works along with his partner George Blaha and also appears on the Big Ten Network.
Some of Gregory’s colleagues at Bally Sports include:
Brooke Fletcher – Reporter and Host
Sarina Morales – Sports Reporter
Marques Johnson – Basketball Analyst
Jim Petersen – Analyst
Kirk Gibson – Color Commentator
Paul Byrd – Sports Broadcaster
Mark McLemore – Baseball Analyst
Kent French – Host
Gregory Kelser Salary
He serves as a sports commentator at Bally Sports receiving satisfying pay. Gregory’s salary is $82,120 annually.
Gregory Kelser Net Worth
He has served as a professional former basketball player for six years and as a commentator for over a decade. Through his hard work and determination, he has attained decent possessions. Gregory’s estimated net worth is $3.1 Million.
Who Is Gregory Kelser
Gregory is a tv color commentator and famous former American basketball player. Currently, he serves as a commentator for Pistons games on Bally Sports Detroit. He works along with his partner George Blaha and also appears on the Big Ten Network. As an NBA basketball player, he played for Detroit Pistons, Seattle SuperSonics, San Diego Clippers, and also Indiana Pacers from 1979 to 1985.
How much Is Gregory Kelser Worth
Gregory is entitled to a net worth of $3.1 Million attained through his professional NBA career and as a sports commentator.