Al Michaels - Personal

Personal

Michaels is the eldest child of Jay and Lila Michaels. Michaels has a younger brother, David and a younger sister, Susan.

Michaels is a Republican.

Michaels currently resides in Los Angeles. Since August 27, 1966, Al Michaels has been married to his wife Linda('nee Stamaton). Al and Linda have two children together, Steven (President and CEO of Asylum Entertainment in Los Angeles) and Jennifer. He is a Los Angeles Kings season ticket holder.

Al's younger brother, David is a television producer. David Michaels has produced such programs as NBC's coverage of the Olympic Games, Triple Crown and Fox Sports Net's Beyond the Glory series.

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