PAt Tully: Announcer/MC

Born in Wall Township, NJ, Pat Tully dreamed of a life working in and around sports and entertainment. Mr. Tully spent the 2004 football season with the New York Jets hosting the pre-game tailgate parties for every Jet home game with 1050 ESPN Radio, New York. Tully “worked” the crowd while pre-game analysts Don LaGreca and former Jets linebacker, Greg Buttle, broke down the day’s game from every angle. Mr. Tully finished the NFL season in grand fashion, by interviewing A-list athletes and celebrities on the red carpet at the exclusive Maxim Magazine party at Superbowl XXXIX.
 
Before the 2004-05 NFL season, Pat Tully along with Nick Stevens co-hosted 1050 ESPN Radio’s Saturday night show, the short lived “Sports Lounge,” a tongue and cheek parody on sports, cocktails, and every guy’s incurable addiction to anything and everything sports. Mr. Tully was a semi-finalist on the first season of ESPN’s “Dream Job.” Mr. Tully has emceed events at the world’s only NBA Store, recently hosting an event for the NBA Playoffs with New York Knicks legend John Starks.  He also recently emceed an event with Giants legend Tiki Barber at the Johnston & Murphy store on Madison Avenue and a fashion show for NIKE’s ACG line of apparel with DICK’S Sporting Goods.

Currently Mr. Tully lives in New York City and is partner in the firm Grandstand Sports and Memorabilia. Mr. Tully works directly with professional athletes for appearances and memorabilia signings. Mr. Tully also works with many charities in the tri-state area helping them raise money through live auctions (that he emcee’s) and silent auctions of Grandstand’s hand signed sports memorabilia. Mr. Tully has represented Grandstand Sports on ESPN’s Cold Pizza, Fox News’ Fox and Friends, local Fox news in New York City and many other media outlets through radio and print. Mr. Tully was recently a contributor on a documentary about the values of memorabilia involving star athletes who are tainted with scandal, and why collectors are still enamored with their signed and game used items. The documentary aired over a six month period on the Madison Square Garden Network.