Who is Larry Beil?

Larry Beil is a highly accomplished American sports broadcaster. He began his career in journalism at the University of Hawaii, where he covered a diverse range of events including volcanic eruptions and sumo wrestling matches. From 1996 to 1998, he served as an anchor on SportsCenter, ESPN’s flagship program.

He gained recognition for his signature phrase “Aloha means goodbye,” which he used when showcasing home runs. After leaving ESPN, Beil took on the role of sports director at KGO-TV, the ABC affiliate in San Francisco. Additionally, he co-hosts a webcast on Yahoo! Sports called SportStream with former Seattle Seahawk Joe Nash. Beil remains active in the sports industry, contributing to ABC7 News and co-hosting the weekly podcast “With Authority” with Casey Pratt.

Larry Beil’s age and birthday

Beil was born in the United States of America on January 7, 1961, making his zodiac sign Capricorn.

Larry Beil’s height and weight

Beil is 6 feet 1 inch tall (1.85 meters) and weighs approximately 75 kilograms (165 pounds).

Larry Beil’s educational background

American sports broadcaster Larry Beil completed his education at the University of Hawai’i. During his time at the university, he kickstarted his journalism journey by contributing to student publications and campus radio. His academic background played a crucial role in molding his prosperous career in sports journalism.

Beil’s spouse and children

Larry Beil is joyfully wedded to his spouse, Sharla Beil. Their marriage has exceeded the ten-year mark. They have two daughters, Kiana Beil, and Nikki Beil. Nikki Beil is employed as a planning assistant at Stylitics. The family lives in the Bay Area of San Francisco.

Who are Larry Beil’s parents and siblings?

Larry Beil is the offspring of actor and director Robert Beil and actress and producer Barbara Beil. He has two siblings, a brother named Robert and a sister named Barbara.

Larry Beil career

Beil, an American sports broadcaster, has enjoyed a notable career in sports journalism. He began his professional journey at the University of Hawaii, contributing to the student newspaper and campus radio station. Subsequently, he held positions as a sports anchor and reporter at KTVU Channel 2 in Oakland and KGMB Channel 9 in Honolulu, Hawaii. Between 1996 and 1998, Beil served as an anchor on SportsCenter, ESPN2’s flagship program. During his tenure at ESPN, he popularized a new catchphrase, “Aloha means goodbye,” often used after showcasing a home run.

Following his time at ESPN, Beil assumed the role of sports director at KGO-TV, San Francisco’s ABC O&O station. He also serves as a sports columnist for Yahoo! and co-hosts a Yahoo! webcast titled SportStream alongside former Seattle Seahawk Joe Nash. In 2016, Beil returned to ESPN as a guest anchor for SportsCenter. Since 2019, he has co-hosted the weekly podcast “With Authority” alongside Casey Pratt. Presently, he continues his role as a sports anchor and reporter at KGO-TV, Channel 7, an ABC affiliate based in San Francisco, California.

Larry’s net worth and salary

He has a net worth of $2 million and receives an annual salary of $108,000.

Beil social media handles: Twitter & Instagram