Roger Chavez was born on 19th August 1960, in Fontana, California USA, and is a television and radio personality, writer and producer, probably best known for hosting the television show “Blind Date” (1999 – 2005), and from the series “Jim Rome Is Burning” (2005 – 2010). Lodge has been active in the entertainment industry since 1986.
How rich is Roger Lodge? It has been estimated by authoritative sources that the overall size of his net worth is as much as $10 million, as of the data presented in the middle of 2017. Radio and television are the major sources of Lodge’s wealth.
Roger Lodge Net Worth $10 Million
To begin with, the boy grew up in Lakewood, California – his parents divorced and he took the name of his stepfather. He was educated at Cerritos High School, where he played basketball alongside Ben Howland. Then Roger studied at Whittier College on a basketball scholarship.
Concerning his professional career, Roger Lodge started with a small role in the comedy television series “Talk Soup” (1986) broadcast on E! Then he became the host of the science fiction show “S. F. Vortex”, and was also seen in the sitcoms “Full House”, “Yes, Dear” and “The Parkers”. Roger then created a small role in the sports thriller film “The Fan” (1996) by Tony Scott, but his breakthrough came when Lodge started hosting the dating game show “Blind Date” (1999 – 2005) aired on NBC Universal. Afterwards, he accepted offers to host other programs including “The Price Is Right Live!” (2003) and “Camouflage” (2007), but also appeared in the supernatural sitcom “That’s So Raven” (2007). His net worth was rising steadily.
Lodge was responsible for reporting sports news in the morning television news program “The KTLA Morning News”, and in addition, worked as the radio host of the program “The Sports Lodge” aired on AM 830 KLAA. Talking about radio, he also hosted the sports talk show “The Ticket”.
Switching between radio and TV, Roger was the anchor of the game show “Trivial Pursuit” (2004) broadcast on ESPN, and subsequently appeared in more than 100 episodes of “Jim Rome Is Burning” (2005 – 2010) as well as being a frequent guest in the sports radio talk program “The Jim Rome Show”. Lodge was also seen in more than 50 episodes of the television series “The Smoking Gun Presents: World’s Dumbest…” (2008–2010), then in 2010, Roger portrayed the sports caster in the comedy drama film “Why Did I Get Married Too?” written, produced and directed by Tyler Perry. Currently, he is hosting the radio program “The Sports Lodge” aired on KLAA AM 830, and serves as a game announcer for “Ball Up Street Ball” broadcast on the FOX channel.
To conclude, all the above mentioned engagements have added sums to the overall size of Roger Lodge net worth.
Finally, in the personal life of television and radio personality, he has married twice – from the first marriage, he has a son. In 2007, he married Pamela Paulshock, who is the winner of the World Championship Wrestling. They have two children.
