Elliotte Friedman is a sports journalist from Canada. He is currently a hockey reporter for Sportsnet and an insider for The NHL Network. He is a regular host working with Ron MacLean, Nick Kypreos, and Kelly Hrudey on Hockey Night on the CBC network.
Elliotte Friedman was born on September 27, 1970, in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He holds Canadian nationality and belongs to a White ethnic group. Additionally, his star sign is Libra. Elioptte is already a married man.
The Canadian sportscaster/anchor Elliotte Friedman has an estimated net worth of six-digit figures. The reporter receives an annual salary of $200,000 from his successful reporting career with TSN and NHL Network.
Elliotte Friedman is a renowned TSN and NHL Network anchor who has made a successful career as a sports anchorman. As TSN and NHL Network is a popular Sports Network, it is well known for paying a heavy salary to their sportscasters. As Elliotte Friedman is a regular TSN and NHL Network anchor, he earns a decent salary from the network.
Elliotte Friedman SOURCE: National Post According to ziprecruiter.com, the sports journalist estimated salary is $46,229 per year. Further, the salary of a sports journalist can range from $18,000 and $100,500.
So with all the assumptions, we can conclude that Friedman has been earning a decent amount of money from his professional career. With more than 25 years of experience in journalism, the NHL network journalist enjoys his lavish life, collecting a whopping net worth.
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Elliotte Friedman is married to his beautiful wife. He has been married to his wife Steph since September 3, 2009. The couple celebrated their honeymoon in Pebble Beach, California. However, he has not disclosed the identity of his wife and has kept it away from the media.
On February 16, 2015, he gave some hints about his personal life in one of his blog posts. In the blog, In he revealed that he and his girlfriend shared the wedding vows in 2009. Further, the details about his children are not disclosed in the media yet.
His parents raised him in Toronto, whose identity is a mystery. Talking about his educational background, he joined Western Ontario University, but unfortunately, he never graduated. While there, he worked as a sports editor in the student newspaper The Gazette and was editor-in-chief from 1992- to 1993.
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He began his broadcasting career for Toronto sports radio station The Fan 590 in 1994. He did play-by-play for Toronto Raptors games on both radio and television and reported on the Toronto Blue Jays games in 1998.
Friedman worked for The Score network in 2003 before joining CBC Sports. At CBC, Friedman was a Hockey Night reporter, the studio host for the last two seasons of the CFL (Canadian Football League) and some Toronto Raptors and has also covered CBC's Olympic Games.
In 2016, Friedman participated as a commentator during the 2016 Summer Olympics to replace Steve Armitage during the CBC coverage of diving and swimming events.
On August 11, 2016, Friedman received international attention after making a mistake in his commentary on the 200-meter Men's medley final; Friedman declared that U.S. swimmer Ryan Lochte was a winner of a race when it was won by his rival, Michael Phelps.
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