Steve Gelbs
Steve Gelbs Biography
Steve Gelbs as of now serves at the New York Mets on SNY as a sports reporter. He worked at MSG Network as a host of the MSG 150 prior. Gelbs studied and graduated from the Newhouse School of Public Communications. At Syracuse University with a bachelor of arts degree in Broadcast Journalism.
Steve Gelbs Age
Gelbs was born in Greenwich, Connecticut, in the United States on February 1, 1987. He is 35 years old.
Steve Gelbs Height
Gelbs stands at a moderate height of 5 ft 8 in/1.73m tall.
Steve Gelbs Education
Gelbs studied and graduated from the Newhouse School of Public Communications. At Syracuse University with a bachelor of arts degree in Broadcast Journalism.
Steve Gelbs Family
Gelbs’s parents are Robin A. Gelbs and Scott, who served as a physical therapists at the New York Rangers NHL team. He also has two younger brothers Jared and Adam who were raised in Reform Judaism.
Steve Gelbs Wife
Gelbs is happily married to Julie Straus, they exchanged vows on November 21, 2015. They have a kid called Jason Michael who was born in June 2019. They reside in New York together with their son Jason.
Steve Gelbs Salary
Gelbs annually receives a salary of $98,600.
Steve Gelbs Net Worth
Gelbs approximated a net worth of $1 million.
Steve Gelbs Career
Gelbs has been serving for the New York Mets as a sports reporter since joining SNY in 2013. During her time here she provided coverage for the Brooklyn Cyclones game. He filled in 50 games for Kevin Burkhardt, therefore, later on at the beginning of the 2015 season after Kevin joined Fox Sports in 2014 also.
Gelbs worked on MSG Network as a host of the MSG 150 previously. The Best Radio Sports Feature he was awarded the 2009 Syracuse Press Club award addition. He has also been nominated four times for the New York Emmy Awards.
Gelbs together with fellow broadcasters including Gary Cohen, and Keith Hernandez. And Ron Darling, earned a Sterling Award for the best broadcasting booth in the MLB in 2019. He studied and graduated from the Newhouse School of Public Communications. At Syracuse University with a bachelor of arts degree in Broadcast Journalism.
