Robby Incmikoski
KDKA-TV Entertainment/Lifestyle Correspondent & Sports Anchor
Author of Sacred Grounds | Podcast Host
WHO I AM
Hey, I'm Robby Incmikoski.
I spent 16 years of my life asking halfway decent questions to baseball players. Now I hope to spend the rest of it asking halfway decent questions to the rest of the world!
After 16 years as a Major League Baseball TV reporter and host, I've taken on a challenge I've wanted for a long time: doing TV that is not strictly about sports. Today you can find me on KDKA-TV in Pittsburgh, out in the field telling stories about the people and places that make this city special.
Do you have a story to be told? Reach out!
WHAT I'M DOING NOW
You can catch me four to five days a week on KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh's CBS station.
Talk Pittsburgh: Entertainment and Lifestyle Correspondent. Monday to Friday, 3 to 4 p.m.
Pittsburgh Today Live: Entertainment and Lifestyle Correspondent. Monday to Friday, 9 to 10 a.m.
KDKA-TV Sports: Sports Anchor.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
16 years as a Major League Baseball TV reporter and host (Twins, Pirates, Rangers)
Regional TV host and reporter: Timberwolves, University of Minnesota Hockey, Pittsburgh Penguins
9 years in TV production with FOX Sports (2000 to 2009)
Author of Sacred Grounds
Still haven't gotten canceled
MY STORY
Robby Incmikoski joined KDKA-TV in August 2026 as a reporter and correspondent for Pittsburgh Today Live and Talk Pittsburgh.
A Pittsburgh sports media fixture for more than a decade, Robby spent 11 seasons (2013 to 2023) as the field reporter for Pittsburgh Pirates television broadcasts. He also contributed to Penguins pregame and postgame coverage and worked on West Virginia University basketball and WPIAL high school football broadcasts.
Before arriving in Pittsburgh, Robby built a diverse career in sports broadcasting as a reporter and host for the Minnesota Twins, Texas Rangers, Phoenix Coyotes, Phoenix Suns, Minnesota Timberwolves, University of Minnesota Hockey, and Minnesota Wild. In total, he spent 16 years covering professional sports across the country.
In 2024, Robby stepped away from sports broadcasting to pursue a longtime passion project: his first book, Sacred Grounds, a coffee table book of photography and stories from all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums.
Originally from South Philadelphia, Robby grew up just minutes from Veterans Stadium. He moved to Pittsburgh in 2012 and quickly embraced the city as home. Today he lives in Mount Washington and helps lead the community organization Neighbors on the Mount.
When he's not reporting, Robby can be found exploring Pittsburgh's pizza scene, shooting pool, and spending time with his nieces, Riley and Remi. He also remains a loyal supporter of the 2008 Arizona Sundogs, champions of the Central Hockey League.
ABOUT THE BOOK
Sacred Grounds Takes Baseball Fans Behind the Scenes of All 30 Major League Ballparks
Photos and stories from all 30 Major League ballparks, with 120+ interviews and a foreword by Janet Marie Smith. Essays by Joe Buck, Chuck D, Kenny Albert, Brian Baldinger, Mary Ours, and Matt Vasgersian.
A 12-by-9-inch hardcover that weighs over three pounds. $55.
A peek inside the book
THE PODCAST
Sacred Grounds featuring Robby & Uncle Paulie
I team up with Paul "Uncle Paulie" Hogan, a retired 23-year City of Pittsburgh firefighter and the guy who gave Sacred Grounds its name, for stories from baseball's 30 cathedrals and the people who make them special.
Guests have included Joey Cora, Michael McKenry, and Luke Ravenstahl.
HEAR THE STORIES
EXPLORE THE BALLPARKS
GOT A STORY?
Do you have a story to be told?
I'm always looking for the people, places, and moments that make Pittsburgh special. Reach out!
Former Red Sox outfielder reflecting on Fenway Park and debut.