Former Fox Sports North Sideline Reporter Calling It A Career
Growing up it was all sports, sports, sports. Whether I was participating in them, or watching them it was pretty much 24/7. One of my favorite things to do in the summertime was to head over to a friend's house and catch a Twins game. One of the sideline reporters from that time just announced on social media that he was hanging it up after 15 years. Robby Incmikoski, a former sideline reporter for what was Fox Sports North, made the announcement yesterday.
The post on social media was long and emotional where Robby thanked those who he had the chance to work with, including remembering the late Tom Hanneman.
Incmikoski, who was with Fox Sports North from 2009 to 2012, worked games as both a host and reporter for not only the Twins but also worked Timberwolves, Wild, and University of Minnesota hockey.
After leaving Minnesota in 2012, Incmikoski went to Pittsburgh to work as a reporter/host for Pirates games.
It was announced 2 weeks ago that Robby wasn't going to be coming back to Pirates broadcasts after a "new regional sports network model" was created for the baseball team as well as the Pittsburgh Penguins hockey team known as "SportsNet Pittsburgh".
When it was announced that Incmikoski wasn't coming back in 2024, Robby thanked the team and their ownership in a quote to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
As far as what's next for Incmikoski, he didn't hint as to what may be ahead in 2024.
My favorite Robby moment was when he was interviewing a Brewers hat who had made a hat completely out of wood and was at a Brewers vs Pirates game.
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