Tom Green is a Denver sportscaster and anchor whose work has crossed TV and radio, including time on 104.3 The Fan.
The Colorado Broadcasters Association biography says he began his Denver career in 1982 as a sportscaster for KUSA-TV, hosted and anchored at 104.3 The Fan, Fox Sports Rocky Mountain and KMGH, and spent 16 years as a news anchor at KWGN before returning to KUSA-TV in 2017 to anchor morning and evening newscasts. It also credits him with play-by-play for the Denver Broncos, college football and the Colorado Avalanche, and with hosting ESPN’s Sports on Tap, Olympic Zone and Denver’s Parade of Lights.
He was named to the first Colorado Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame class, announced in September 2025.
This is a short stub. The CBA biography doesn’t give years for his time at 104.3 The Fan or his play-by-play roles. If you worked with Tom or have dates, send them in with the suggestion form.
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- Colorado Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame, Tom Green.
- Radio Ink, Colorado Broadcasters Association Names First Hall of Fame Class.
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Colorado Broadcasters Association inducts its first Hall of Fame class
The Colorado Broadcasters Association inducted its inaugural Hall of Fame class on October 24, 2025, in Greenwood Village. The nine honorees, announced that September, were Mark Cornetta, Tom Green, Rex Howell, Harry Hoth, Murphy Huston, Lee Larsen, Dick Maynard, Gene O’Fallon and Denise Plante. A second class, including Alan Berg, Peter Boyles and Bob Martin, was announced for 2026.
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