Israel Gutierrez is currently working for ESPN as their sportscaster. Other than working for ESPN, he appears in several Radio shows like Izzy and Spain. Moreover, he also appeared as a guest on the Dan LeBatard Show and Highly Questionable.
Gutierrez, reportedly earns around $350,000, as his annual salary and has a net worth of over $5 million. Furthermore, he is openly gay and was married to his partner David Kitchen.
Israel's net worth is estimated to be $5 million, mostly earned through his sports reporting career. Currently serving for ESPN, his an annual salary is reported $350,000 from his successful reporting career.
Aforementioned, Norman works for one of the most important networks, which also stands out for paying its employees a good amount of money. He earns quite well from the network as a regular commentator for the ESPN Network.
Learning that the most significant network sports commentators paid about $5 million a year is enough to get anyone to do what they love. Although this salary is correct, it is far from the average salary of $41,800 reported by the Labor Statistics Office.
Israel Gutierrez has openly mentioned his sexuality that he is gay. Hence there is no information about his potential girlfriend or wife. He got married to his partner David Kitchen on 12 September 2015. However, after living together for years, they broke up.
They had been in a relationship since 2009 and got engaged in February 2014. The wedding was attended by friends and family members of the couple.
Israel flaunted a flawless white look, while his partner was wearing a blue tuxedo during their wedding. Israel then started dating his boyfriend Anthony Alfonso, and they have also shared photos on social accounts.
The famous sportscaster is an active user of social sites and has a massive number of fan followers. Not any controversies of him have surfaced in the media yet.
Gutierrez was born on June 26, 1977, in South Florida. He holds an American nationality and belongs to a Mixed ethnic group. Israel's parents belong to Dominican descent, and he spent his childhood in Miami.
Israel finished his degree in from Florida University. In his early days, he worked as a staff writer at the University of Florida's Independent Florida Alligator, a student journal. During his days at the university, he learned the basics of journalism.
Israel's career with ESPN started as their sports commentator alongside Jay Crawford and Skip Bayless on ESPN2's ESPN First Take.
In November 2008, Gutierrez started appearing at The Sports Reporters of ESPN and was a regular panelist until the end of the show. His work at the Miami Herald is still receiving national attention, including frequent references to USsportspages.com.
Also, Israel is a regular guest host on the Dan LeBatard Show and the ESPN radio shows. Dan Le Batard is the host of the show. He has also co-hosted ESPN reporter Sarah Spain on the radio show Izzy and Spain.