Barry Zito Net Worth:

$60 Million

Barry Zito's Salary

$19 Million

Barry Zito's Net Value and Salary: Bary Zito is a former American professional baseball player with a net worth of $ 60 million. Barry Zito is most famous for his days playing for the Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants. Zito made his debut in the Premier League in 2000 against Anaheim's Angels. Zito was awarded the AL Cy Young Prize in 2002, a three-time All-Star Selection in 2002, 2003 and 2006. Zito Oakland Athletics spent until 2007, when he signed a seven-year contract with the San Francisco Giants. His contract is valued at $ 126 million, with an option for $ 18 million for 2014 and a $ 7 million redemption. Playing for the Giants, Zito had to play against his old Auckland athletics team, and it only took four substitutions. After seven steps, abandoning seven races and two base-filled walks, the giants lost A, 15-3. In his 2008 game against Florida's Marlins, he won his first victory of the season. He did not show a single hit in 2009 with six substitutions against the Texas Rangers, which allowed him to win his seventh victory. In 2010, he earned a victory over the Houston Astros, but on June 10, 2010, he won a game against his old Auckland A team, defeating all MLB teams as well as his San Francisco Giants. Although Zito was not on the Giants post-season list, he won his first World Series ring. In 2011, Zito was injured in his right leg and could only stand inside when other throwers needed a break, and after his second leg injury, Zito was left indefinitely.

Bary Zito was born in 1978 in Las Vegas, Nevada. He attended Grosmont High School in San Diego and then moved to San Diego University High School and earned all league awards. He then visited UC Santa Barbara and won freshman All America awards. He then moved again to Pierce College, Los Angeles, where he was named to teams from all nations and all conferences. He then went to USC, and there at USA Today Baseball Weekly, Collegiate Baseball and Baseball America named him the first team to the All-America national team and the Pac-10 Pitcher of the Year.

Due to his unusual sense of humor, he was given nicknames, the planet Zito and Captain Kvirks. He enjoys meditating and practicing yoga before each game. He is a charity fund for hospitals that treat wounded soldiers during military operations, called Strikeouts for Troops. Each time he strikes out, he donates $ 400 to charity. His father Joe Zito was a composer and has composed and arranged the star Nat King Cole. His mother Roberta was a singer in Nat King Cole as well as a musician in his band Merry Young Souls. Bary Zito is the nephew of actor Patrick Daphy, and has also acted as an actor in one of CBS's television series Jag as the smallest U.S. naval officer.