Michelle Beisner-Buck returned to "Monday Night Football" on ESPN with a heavy heart after the death of her mother, Mary Wright, on Oct. 29.

Beisner-Buck and Buck's fellow ESPN colleague, Adam Schefter, revealed her diagnosis to his 11.2 million followers on X later that day. Buck expressed contrition over his act while speaking to his ...

Joe Buck is lending his support as his wife Michelle Beisner-Buck recovers from a “freak accident.” In a video shared to her Instagram account on Wednesday, Sept. 11, Beisner-Buck, 47, allowed ...

Michelle Beisner-Buck, the wife of ESPN sports commentator Joe Buck, allowed her husband to explain the situation in a video that was posted to her Instagram account.

It all sounds brutal, and here’s hoping Beisner-Buck makes a full recovery and gets to live her life again. Jan 31, 2015: Joe Buck and wife Michelle Beisner-Buck / Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images ...

Courtesy of Michelle Beisner Buck/Instagram. A leisurely day on the golf course ended with ESPN commentator Joe Buck and his wife, Michelle Beisner-Buck, making a surprise trip to the emergency ...

Beisner-Buck, a former Denver Broncos cheerleader, has worked for ESPN since '14. Buck has served as the play-by-play voice of Monday Night Football for the network since 2022.

Michelle Beisner-Buck suffers freak golf ball accident off Joe Buck’s tee "Fractured ankle that occurred during a freak accident when her husband Joe accidentally drove a golf ball into it." ...

On the 10th hole, Beisner-Buck—who Joe says had been known to do headstands during “the course of their courtship and marriage”—decided to perch herself upside down to the left of the tee box.

Michelle Beisner-Buck returned to “Monday Night Football” on ESPN with a heavy heart after the death of her mother, Mary Wright, on Oct. 29. The NFL features reporter — who was working from ...

Joe Buck is supporting his wife Michelle Beisner-Buck recovers from a “freak accident.” The sports anchor drove a golf ball into her ankle back in July, causing damage to her tibial nerve.

— Joe Buck (@Buck) September 11, 2024. Beisner-Buck spent six weeks in a hard cast and nearly three weeks in a boot. In addition to the impact fracture, she also suffered damage to her tibial nerve.