Kevin Negandhi is an American sports caster, and an anchor who has been working with the sports channel ESPN on its regular show SportsCenter. He is a well-known sports journalist who talks about players’ portfolio, live game updates, sideline reporting and also dissection from the studio. Very popular for his way of presenting in Sports Center, he has also earned much fame for his work in other TV shows like Outside the Lines, Baseball Tonight, College Football Live etc. as well as worked in part time and as a substitute in other shows too. Before ESPN, he had been a part time sports anchor with some other channels and worked in shows like NFL Live and Cold Pizza.

Kevin was born on the May of 1976 in Chester County, Pennsylvania, United States of America and in 2015 is currently 39 years of age. He was born into a middle class family of Indian parents who had migrated into America before his birth. His father Mohan Negandhi was also a sports caster and a retired sports journalist and his mother Indira Negandi was a house maker. He was born as the couple’s s only child and completed his studies from Phoenixville Area High School as a young man. With appearances in public speaking and event hosting from a young age, he had developed confidence to talk about stuffs with people. His interest into becoming a media person saw him study at the Temple University where he graduated in 1997 with a degree in Telecommunications.

Born and raised in the United States, Kevin is an American by nationality. He follows Hinduism as his religion and is of Indian ethnicity, as both his parents are from India. Not much is known about his personal life, and there are no such record to reveal his girlfriends and affairs from the past or now. His dating with Monica Buchanan turned into a married relation back in the early 2000, and he and his wife have been together since. With no news of them having or adopting any children till now, all false claims that suggested Kevin to be sexually gay have been denied by his sources. With an average height of 5 feet and 8 inches tall, Kevin doesn’t have any shirtless pictures to be found in the media. To know more about him, you can refer to his biography available in Wikipedia.

Kevin began his career as a reporter at the Philadelphia Inquirer High School Sports Show, which led him to a short work spell at FOX channel. Then USA Today hired him and for them he used to cover local sports events at colleges. Then he worked as a sports magazine editor for Temple News - the school's newspaper after which he also became an active spokesperson with the Temple Women's basketball team. Becoming only the second ever-Indian sports caster in USA, he joined KTVO-TV till 1999 and later moved to WWSB-TV, Florida from 1999 to 2003. His move to ESPN in 2006 was highly noted with and his fans congratulated him in his Twitter account. With an average salary of $7000 USD per month, his net worth value is about $0.8 million dollars.