Jose Trevino

Jose Trevino might not be the most famous name in Major League Baseball, but he is the person to watch out for in the upcoming years. The American-born baseball catcher plays for the New York Yankees of the MLB.

Quick Facts

Full Name Jose Trevino
Birth Date November 28, 1992
Birth Place Corpus Christi, Texas
Nick Name Trevi
Religion Christianity
Nationality American
Ethnicity Mexican-American
Education • St. Paul II High School (Corpus Christi, Texas)• Oral Robert University (Tulsa, Oklahoma)
Zodiac sign Sagittarius
Father’s Name Joe “Buge” Trevino
Mother’s Name Patsy Trevino
Siblings Not available
Age 29 Years Old
Height 1.80 m (5 feet 11 inches)
Weight 96 kg (211 lb)
MLB debut June 15, 2018
Hair Color Dark Brown
Eye Color Brownish
Playstyle Bats: Right, Throws: Right
Build Athlete
Marital Status Engaged
Fiance’s Name Marla Markie Mandel
Kids Two (Josiah Cruz, second child – name unknown)
Position Catcher
Profession Baseball Player
Net Worth $1 – $5 million
Salary Not available
Currently Plays for New York Yankees
League Major League Baseball (MLB)
Active Since 2018
Social Media Instagram, Twitter
Merch Baseball Trading Card
Last Update August 2022

How much is the net worth and Earnings of Jose Trevino?

The net worth of Jose Trevino is reportedly ranges from $1 million to $5 million. His actual net worth hasn’t yet been made public, though.

One may assume he has a large fortune given his lengthy professional baseball career since the 2014 MBL draft. Jose was unable to make much money because he was never given the chance to play in the main league until a few years ago.

One might envision Jose’s lifestyle prior to his game for the Texas Rangers given that the average annual compensation for minor league players is slightly about $15,000. But in 2014, he received a signing bonus of almost $200,000.

He felt some relief after agreeing to a $545k contract with the Rangers for the 2018 campaign. In his MLB career, the athlete has already earned more than $1.5 million.

Given that he was given a contract offer of $720,000 by the Texas Rangers for the 2022 season before being moved to the New York Yankees in that same year, it is safe to assume that his current pay is less than $1 million.

Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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