Who is Les Grobstein wife? The sports newsperson was married to Diane Desimonev his beautiful wife before he died on Sunday 16th January 2022. There is not much information about the wife of Les Grobstein however all we gathered is Diane Desimonev became very popular after tying the knot with the famous sportscaster in Chicago.
Diane Desimonev and Les Grobsteinare believed to have a son together called Scott Jay Desimonev. With no information Les Grobstein Wife then let’s get to know more about Diane Desimonev’s husband who is currently trending online after he passed away.
Who Is Les Grobstein
Les Grobstein Paul was an American-born Chicago radio sportscaster. He was also the host on 670 The Score. Les Grobstein was 69 years when he died as he was born on March 11, 1952, in Chicago, Illinois, the United States to Edward and Elaine (Goldstein) Grobstein.
His death was announced by the sports station 670 The Score on Monday 17 January. According to reports Diane Desimonev’s husband was found dead at his home in Elk Grove Village Sunday.
Many people such as the family of the late Grobstein Les Paul, Chicago Bears, Lee Elia, and many others.
Check what Chicago Bears had to say about the death of the Chicago radio sportscaster Les Grobtein;
“Les was a true media icon of the last 50+ years, whose knowledge of Chicago sports history was unparalleled. Les was proud of having attended more than 100 Bears-Packers games in his time, his first coming in 1963 and he could recall it like it was yesterday. He was always a pleasure to chat with on game days, and anyone who had a conversation with Les walked away knowing more. On behalf of the entire Bears organization, we extend our thoughts and prayers to his family, especially his beloved Kathy and son Scott, friends and countless faithful listeners.”
Here is what Cubs manager Lee Elia reaction;
“What the (expletive) am I supposed to do”
“go out there and let my (expletive) players get destroyed every day and be quiet about it? For the (expletive) nickel-dime people who turn up? The (expletive) don’t even work. That’s why they’re out at the (expletive) game. They oughta go out and get a (expletive) job and find out what it’s like to go out and earn a (expletive) living. Eighty-five percent of the (expletive) world is working. The other fifteen percent come out here.”
Grobstein also worked as a broadcaster and public-address announcer for the Bruisers and Rush of the Arena Football League and the Fire and Winds of the World Football League.
