Jason Kendall Net Worth:

$40 Million

Jason Kendall's Salary

$4 Million 

Jason Kendal's Net Value and Salary: Jason Kendal is a retired American baseball player with a net worth of $ 40 million. Jason Kendal played in the major leagues of season 16 as a catcher for various teams, including the Pittsburgh Pirates, Auckland Athletics and the Kansas City Royals. During his career, Kendal earned more than $ 83 million, culminating in his 2007 season in Auckland, where he was paid $ 13 million. Jason Kendal was born on June 26, 1974 in San Diego. He attended Torrance High School, where he set a national record when he played safely in 43 games in a row. Kendal graduated from college and was the first draftsman to choose in 1992 when he was chosen by the Pirates of Pittsburgh. The main indicators of his career statistics are a lifetime average score of .288, 2195 hits, 75 home runs and 744 RBIs. His last game was on August 30, 2010 with the Kansas City Royals.

Jason was once married to Chantel Kendal, but they eventually divorced. Janson and Chantel had two children together, and Chantel married two children from a previous relationship. Chantel Kendall was a participant in the VH1 reality show Baseball Wife. The show offered the maximum in the daily lives of former and current wives / girlfriends of wealthy professional baseball players. Jason met his current wife, Tracy, in 2010 when he moved to Kansas City to play for the Royals. They got married in January 2018.

Jason Kendal's salary:

1996 Pittsburgh Pirates $ 109,000

1997 Pirates of Pittsburgh $ 235,000

1998 Pittsburgh Pirates $ 600,000

1999 Pirates of Pittsburgh $ 1,250,000

2000 Pirates of Pittsburgh $ 2,250,000

2001 Pirates of Pittsburgh $ 5,100,000

2002 Pirates of Pittsburgh $ 6,571,429

2003 Pirates of Pittsburgh - $ 8,571,429

In 2004, the pirates of Pittsburgh - 8,571,429 US dollars

2005 Auckland Athletics $ 10,571,429

2006 Auckland Athletics $ 11,492,454

Auckland Athletics 2007 $ 12,858,194

2008 Milwaukee Brewers $ 4,250,000

2009 Milwaukee Brewers $ 5,000,000

2010 Kansas City Royals $ 2,250,000

2011 Kansas City Royals $ 3,750,000