Suzy Kolber ($3 000 000)
It’s hard to believe that ESPN had to start from somewhere all those decades ago. The popular network wasn’t always as massive as it is today, and it is thanks to pioneers like Suzy Kolber, who joined the team back in 1992, that it is what it is today. Although she took a short hiatus at the end of the nineties, she was back with the network in 1999, and today is so popular that she was even asked to lend her voice for commentary on popular NFL console games in recent years.
Suzy Kolber
Linda Cohn ($3 000 000)
Some people have great careers, and others make history. Linda Cohn has gone down in the history books for being the first full-time female sports anchor on radio back in the eighties. This was a groundbreaking achievement that paved the way for more women to gain visibility in the sporting arena. Today, her efforts earn her a seven figure salary, and she continues to break new ground in the podcasting and other broadcasting areas all these decades later.
Linda Cohn
