Carrlyn Bathe

Carrlyn Bathe made history as the first female broadcaster to voice act in the NHL 21 video game. She is an American journalist and sports reporter who currently serves as the sideline reporter for the Los Angeles Kings. Carrlyn was born on Saturday 30th of April 1988 in Scarborough, Maine, United States. Her Caucasian ethnicity and American nationality are part of her background.

Growing up in a hockey family, Carrlyn's father, Frank Bathe, played for the Philadelphia Flyers and the Detroit Red Wings in the NHL. She played hockey for Scarborough High School before moving to Los Angeles in 2007. At age 19, she auditioned for the Los Angeles Kings ice crew and stayed for five years. Inspired by sportscaster Heidi Androl, she pursued a career in broadcasting.

Carrlyn became the in-arena host at Staples Center for three years, then worked for FOX Sports Digital covering NHL, WWE, and UFC. In 2018, she was hired as the Kings' sideline reporter, a position she still holds today. She has also reported for the Los Angeles Angels in live and pre-recorded segments. Carrlyn's Instagram following has grown to 21k, reflecting her presence in the sports media landscape.