Matt Olson: Family, Net Worth & Stats[2023 Update]

Matt Olson is an American professional baseball first baseman of MLB for the Atlanta Braves. He is a left-handed batter who first started with an interest and is slowly marking his way up.

Matt attended Atlanta Braves’ Mercer’s First Pitch Classic on January 18, 2023.

Olson was traded to the Braves before the 2022 season from Oakland Athletics while signing an eight-year contract extension.

He previously played for the Oakland Athletics of MLB. In 2021, he won two Gold Glove Awards, three Fielding Bible Awards, and was an All-Star. 

He is also a right-handed pitcher whose focal point is his power and success with his versatility.

He first started his gameplay in the 2012 MLB Draft and has only gone uphill, re-focusing his arm strength and being one of the most disciplined.

Today, this article will disclose all his information, like Matt Olson’s family, early life, childhood, career, personal life, and many more.

So get ready to know more about Matt Olson, and stick with us till the end. Let’s start with his quick facts.

Quick Facts

Full Name Matthew Kent Olson
Date Of Birth March 29, 1994
Birth Place Atlanta, Georgia
Nick Name Oly
Religion Christianity
Nationality American
Ethnicity White
Zodiac Sign Aries
Age 29 Years Old
Height 1.96 m / 6 ft 4 in / 196 cm
Weight 104 kg / 229 lb
Hair Color Brown
Eye Color Light Brown
Build Athletic
Father’s Name Scott Olson
Mother’s Name Lee Olson
Siblings An Older Brother, Zachary Olson
Education Parkview High school
Marital Status Married
Wife Nicole Kidder
Kids No
Profession Baseball Player
Position First Baseman / Right Fielder
Affiliations Atlanta Braves
Active Years 2011-Present
Net Worth $5,000,000 Average Salary
Social Media Facebook, Instagram, Twitter
Merch Books, Bobblehead, Jersey
Last Update November 2023

 Early Life, Family & Education

Matthew Kent Olson was born on March 29, 1994, under Aries’ star sign to his parents, Scott Olson and Lee Olson.

Matt is the youngest son of his parents, and he grew up with his older brother, Zachary Olson, in Atlanta, Georgia.

Besides, his father always encouraged them to play the game and even went the extra mile to make them practice in the field.

When they were little, Scott Olson would take his son to a local park and make a goalpost out of trash cans to practice hitting.

Also, he used to drive his children over the southeast and parts of the U.S. to partake in games.

As his hard work paid off, Olson’s older brother, Zachary, pitched for the Harvard University team, and Matt, himself, has appeared in the Major League.

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