John Montgomery Ward Net Worth 2018: What is this baseball player worth?
John Montgomery Ward was a pro baseball player who played Infielder / Pitcher. Ward was born on March 3, 1860, in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. Ward died on March 4, 1925, in Augusta, Georgia. This page will take a closer look at John Montgomery Ward’s net worth.
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John Montgomery Ward Career, Earnings
Ward batted Left and threw Right. Ward debuted in the MLB on July 15, 1878 for the Providence Grays. In all, Ward played for the Providence Grays, New York Giants, Brooklyn Ward’s Wonders, Brooklyn Grooms, New York Giants, Providence Grays, New York Giants, Brooklyn Ward’s Wonders, and Brooklyn Grooms. Ward’s career ended with the New York Giants in 1894.
Some of Ward’s most prominent statistics in the MLB included a Batting average stat of .275, a Home runs stat of 26, and a Runs batted in stat of 867. Some of the highlights of John Montgomery Ward’s career included: List of Major League Baseball annual wins leaders, List of Major League Baseball annual ERA leaders, List of Major League Baseball annual strikeout leaders, 2× List of Major League Baseball annual stolen base leaders, and Pitched a perfect game on June 17, 1880.
John Montgomery Ward was inducted into the National Hall of Fame by the Veteran’s Committee during the Baseball Hall of Fame balloting, 1964 induction period.
John Montgomery Ward Net Worth 2018
Baseball player compensation can range widely. In professional baseball, the median pay is near $3 million per year. Top baseball players can make $25 million or more per year, and lower paid players bring in $1 million or less. In the minor leagues, most contracts pay less than $10,000 a year.
John Montgomery Ward net worth: baseball salary distribution
So what was baseball player John Montgomery Ward’s net worth at the time of death? Our estimate for John Montgomery Ward’s net worth at death is:
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