Don Mattingly

What is Don Mattingly Net Worth in 2021

Don Mattingly Annual Salary 2021

According to the EmergeSocial.net stats, in 2021 Don Mattingly is planning to earn approximately 25 Million. This is a relatively good amount compared to other athletes.

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How much money does Don Mattingly make

This may vary, but it is likely that Don Mattingly in 2021 are (or were previously) somewhere around 25 Million.

When was Don Mattingly born?

Don Mattingly age

In public sources there is information that Don Mattingly age is about Apr 20, 1961 (60 years old).

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Is Don Mattingly still alive?

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How tall is Don Mattingly

A good question. Notably, Don Mattingly is almost 5 ft 10 in (1.803 m) tall!

Don Mattingly nationality

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Don Mattingly net worth and salary: Don Mattingly is a preceding American Major League Baseball leading baseman who has a net worth of $25 million. Don Mattingly earned his net worth from his baseball course and as the director of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Nicknamed “Donnie Baseball” and “The Hit Man”, he played his whole 14 year professional baseball course with the New York Yankees, from 1982-1995. Before taking his running position as manger of the Dodgers, Mattingly was a hitting coach for both the Yankees and the Dodgers. He was born in Evansville, Indiana on April 20, 1961. He attended Memorial High School in Evansville, where he helped lead the Tigers to a state archives of 59 direct victories through the 1978-79 seasons. The Tigers from Memorial High School were State Champions in 1978 and State Runners-up in 1979. Don himself accepted the L.V. Phillips Mental Attitude respect in 1979, following his unappropriated high school course he was offered a lore from the Indiana State Sycamores. However, due to Don being drafted by the Yankees, he determined to set his professional baseball course. Mattingly retired from the Yankees in 1997, his lifetime statistics were 2,153 hits, 222 home runs, 1,099 RBI, and a .307 lifetime mean. Due to the forcible course by number 23, the Yankees dedicated a plaque that calls him “A low man of favor and dignity, a captain who led by sample, arrogant of the pinstripe tradition and dedicated to the pursuit of excellence, a Yankee forever.” This plaque was hung in his respect in Monument Park at the Yankee`s Stadium on August 31, 1997. In 2001 Don Mattingly`s name was put on the Hall of Fame ballot; however since then he has not accepted sufficient votes to win the choice, and be inducted as a limb.