Who is Sara Walsh's husband, Matt Buschmann?

FORMER ESPN anchor, Sara Walsh, is known for her extensive NFL coverage.

When she's off camera, the 44-year-old sportscaster can be found spending time with her husband and children.

Who is Sara Walsh's husband Matt Buschmann?

Sara Walsh has been married to Matt Buschmann since 2014.

Matthew David Buschmann was born in St Louis, Missouri, on February 13, 1984.

The 38-year-old is a former professional baseball player who pitched for the MLB's Arizona Diamondbacks in 2016.

The Vanderbilt University graduate currently serves as the bullpen coach for the Toronto Blue Jays, after being hired in 2018.

Do Sara and Matt have children?

Sara and Matt share a set of twins - daughter, Hutton, and son, Brees.

Hutton was reportedly named after the hotel the couple initially met - Hutton Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee - according to The Tennessean.

The birth of their children on February 3, 2017, comes after a tough pregnancy battle for Sara.

She took to Instagram after welcoming her children into the world to share with fans that had suffered three miscarriages before having Hutton and Brees.

"For as long as I can remember I hosted Sportscenter on Mother's Day. The last couple years doing that have been personally brutal. An hours-long reminder of everything that’s gone wrong," she wrote on social media.

"Finally, i was so looking forward to doing this show, on this day. But being layed off on maternity leave is just the next challenge I hope to overcome. Instead of being on tv I got to hang with these two good eggs. My ONLY good eggs. And I know how lucky I really am."

When did Sara work for ESPN?

Sara started working for ESPN back in 2010.

Seven years later, the SportsCenter anchor was one of many people laid off from the sports network.

In May 2017, she took to Twitter to share the news with viewers.

“I was truly excited to return to work today from maternity leave with the twins," she wrote.

"Unfortunately, I will not be coming back as I was included in the recent layoffs. Much appreciation to those I worked with, and especially those who watched.”

She further explained her situation to The Washington Post stating: “Since I had a high-risk pregnancy, Matt and I decided to have the twins in Florida to be close to family.

“As my maternity leave was coming to an end, and my return-to-work schedule was confirmed, we moved the family back to Connecticut on Tuesday, April 25, only to find out hours later in the early morning of Wednesday, April 26, that I was laid off.”

Sara is currently an NFL Network reporter for various programs including NFL Now, NFL Total Access and NFL GameDay Morning.

The four-time Emmy winner is also an NFL sideline reporter for FOX Sports.