Before coming to Indiana, Boyle’s career took him to KMOX Radio in St. Louis, where he worked in one of the most highly regarded sports departments in broadcasting, and he was also one of the original on-air voices at WFAN Radio in New York, the country’s first all sports radio station.

In addition to his NBA experience, which includes work on the nationally broadcast NBA Game of the Week, he has worked in the NHL, spending two seasons with the Minnesota North Stars, and has covered the NFL, Major League Baseball and Big Ten football and basketball.

Since joining the Pacers in 1988, Boyle has handled the play-by-play on every regular season and playoff game that the club has been involved in, and his streak of 1,416 consecutive games is the longest current run in the Eastern Conference. Boyle was named Indiana’s Sportscaster of the Year in 1996 and 1999 and has also been recognized as the top talk show host in Indianapolis by Indianapolis Monthly magazine.

A man of varied interests, Boyle has competed in the U.S. Open Chess Tournament, performed with the Indianapolis Symphony, and has been piranha fishing on the Amazon River. Active in several local charities, he is on the Board of Directors for The Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation.

Mark and his wife, Janette, live in Indianapolis.