Jonas Schwartz

Jonas Schwartz is the host of SportsNet New York’s Daily News Live show and joined the network in 2009. He formerly worked as a sports anchor for WNBC.

Schwartz was sports anchor on Weekend Today in New York on WNBC and host of “Press Box” airing Sunday mornings on NBC’s Universal Sports Channel. He joined WNBC in 2005 after leaving the sports anchor position of Sinclair Broadcast Group's News Central.

Schwartz is a graduate of Hobart College and was Sports Director of WEOS-FM while at school. He worked as a play-by-play announcer for the school's teams, including the Football, Soccer, Basketball, Hockey, and Lacrosse teams. He also broadcast Men's Lacrosse games for the NCAA.

Schwartz attended Syracuse University for his graduate degree, at Newhouse. Upon graduation, he went west to Pocatello, Idaho where he worked at KIDK-TV. He moved on to Salt Lake City, where he was a reporter/anchor for the local Fox Affiliate, KSTU-Fox 13.^[1]

In February 2007, Schwartz joined SportsNet New York as an anchor and reporter, in addition to his WNBC duties.

References

↑ "Jonas Schwartz (Biography)". www.wnbc.com. 2007. Retrieved 2007-04-08.

SportsNet New York

Original programming	Daily News Live Loudmouths Geico SportsNite Mets Pre-Game Live Mets Post-Game Live Mets Fast Forward Mets Insider Mets Kid's Clubhouse Mets Classics Mets Hot Stove Mets Yearbook Jets Post Game Live Jets Open Mic Jets Extra Point Jets Nation UConn Huskies Postgame

Former programming	Beer Money! The WheelHouse Mets Year in Review Simply Amazin Miracle In New York Jets Game Plan Rutgers Press Pass R Football Rutgers Rush Hour Tuesday Knight Football UConn Press Pass Huskies Power Hour Inside the Big East Racing From the Meadowlands NET Impact

Current on-air staff	Gary Cohen Ron Darling Keith Hernandez Bob Ojeda Joe Klecko Ray Lucas Gary Apple Joe Benigno Chris Carlin Jeane Coakley Brian Custer Kirk Gimenez Eamon McAnaney Marc Malusis Sweeny Murti Adam Schein Jonas Schwartz Kris Jenkins Michelle Yu

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