Emmy-Winning Baseball Broadcaster
Steve “Psycho” Lyons is a former Major League Baseball player and Emmy-winning broadcaster known for his versatility, candid commentary and colorful personality. Whether playing nearly every position on the field or analyzing the game from the broadcast booth, Lyons has built a career around entertaining and informing baseball audiences.
Selected by the Boston Red Sox in the first round of the 1981 MLB Draft, Lyons played nine Major League seasons with the Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, Atlanta Braves and Montreal Expos. A true utility player, he appeared at every defensive position during his career. In a 1990 exhibition game, Lyons famously played all nine positions, reinforcing his reputation as one of baseball’s most adaptable personalities.
Following his playing career, Lyons moved into broadcasting and worked as an analyst and commentator for ESPN, FOX Sports, the Los Angeles Dodgers and NESN. His work covering Major League Baseball earned him three Emmy Awards and allowed him to combine extensive knowledge of the sport with the wit and spontaneity that made him popular as a player.
Lyons is a natural fit for emcee roles, corporate events, baseball programs, panel discussions and fan experiences. His broadcasting background, engaging personality and collection of stories from both the field and the booth enable him to connect with audiences while keeping programs informative, lively and entertaining.
Teams: Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, Atlanta Braves, Montreal Expos