Manny Machado is the San Diego Padres third baseman whose net worth is estimated at about $50 million by Celebrity Net Worth — a figure that should not be confused with the $210,560,896 Spotrac credits him with earning on the field through the 2026 season. He is signed through 2033 on an 11-year, $350 million extension that will take his career earnings past $490 million if it is paid in full.

Machado made his MLB debut at just 20 years old with the Baltimore Orioles. His breakout season came in 2013 when he earned a spot on the American League (AL) All-Star team and led the league with 51 doubles.

Machado bats and throws right-handed, grew up in Miami and was scouted from a young age. He tied Ty Cobb for the most multi-hit games by a player under 21. This article covers his career statistics, early life, contract history and net worth — and keeps the distinction between what he has been paid and what he is estimated to be worth, because most write-ups on him do not.

Manny Machado Biography

Attribute	Details
Birth Name	Manuel Arturo Machado
Professional Name	Manny Machado
Nick Name	El Ministro
Birth Date	July 6, 1992
Age	34 (as of September 2026)
Birth Place	Hialeah, Florida, USA
Weight	218 lbs
Height	6’3″ (190 cm)
Gender	Male
Nationality	American
Teams	Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, San Diego Padres
Profession	Baseball Player
Father’s Name	Manuel Machado
Mother’s Name	Rosa Nunez
Position	Third Baseman
MLB Draft Year	2010
Horoscope	Cancer
Ethnicity	Dominican
Sibling	Yasmine Nunez
High School	Brito Miami Private School
College	None — committed to Florida International but signed with Baltimore out of high school
Awards	7× All-Star (2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2021, 2022, 2025); 2× Gold Glove (2013, 2015); Platinum Glove (2013); 3× Silver Slugger (2020, 2024, 2025); 2× All-MLB First Team (2020, 2022)
Marital Status	Married
Spouse	Yainee Machado
Children	1 son
Active Since	2012
Net Worth	Approximately $50 million (Celebrity Net Worth) — not to be confused with career earnings
Career MLB Earnings	$210,560,896 through the 2026 season (Spotrac)
Endorsements	Rawlings, Jordan Brand, Petco, Ethika (published lists vary)
Current Contract	11 years, $350,000,000 (2023-2033), full no-trade clause
Category	Major League Baseball Player

Professional Career Stats

Machado has played for the Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, and currently for the San Diego Padres. Machado is known for being one of the youngest players to achieve hitting 50 doubles in a single season and tying Ty Cobb for the most multi-hit games by a player under 21.

Stat	Career Total (to 11 Sep 2026, per ESPN)
At-Bats	7,950
Runs	1,158
Hits	2,187
Home Runs	395
Runs Batted In (RBIs)	1,224
Stolen Bases	118
Batting Average	.275
On-base Percentage	.336
On-base Plus Slugging (OPS)	.817

Career Overview

• Games Played: 2,036
• Total Hits: 2,187
• Total Home Runs: 395
• Total RBIs: 1,224
• Career Batting Average: .275 (.336 OBP, .481 SLG, .817 OPS)
• Figures as of: 11 September 2026, per ESPN — the 2026 season is still in progress

Roughly one at-bat in twenty ends in a home run (395 in 7,950), a rate he has held for more than a decade. Machado has been selected to the All-Star Game seven times (2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2021, 2022 and 2025). He has won two Gold Glove Awards (2013 and 2015) for his outstanding defensive skills at third base.

In addition to his Gold Gloves, he was awarded the Platinum Glove in 2013, recognizing him as the best defensive player in the American League. He has also won three Silver Sluggers, in 2020, 2024 and 2025, and was named to the All-MLB First Team in 2020 and 2022.

His performance in the 2015 season was particularly noteworthy; he played all 162 games, batting .286 with 35 home runs.

Summary of Key Stats

Season	Home Runs	RBIs	Batting Average	OPS
2021	28	106	.278	.836
2022	32	102	.298	.897
2023	30	91	.258	.781
2024	29	105	.275	.797
2025	27	95	.275	.795
2026 (to 11 Sep)	26	80	.224	.728

The 2026 line is the weakest of his career. A .224 average, a .314 on-base percentage and a .728 OPS are all career worsts, and his strikeout rate has climbed above 22% for the first time. He still leads San Diego in home runs and RBIs, which says as much about the lineup around him as about him.

The batted-ball quality has held up better than the results: through his prime years he sat near 48% hard-hit contact and an average exit velocity above 92 mph, both comfortably above the league average. Statcast figures move week to week, so treat any single number here as a snapshot rather than a fixed attribute.

Durability is the through-line of the career: 2,036 games played, including 162-game seasons in 2015 and 2018 and ten separate seasons of 150 games or more. That availability is a large part of why the earnings total below is as big as it is.

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Machado Personal life

Manny Machado’s personal life shows a bond of family, culture, and work. It gives us a glimpse into who he is beyond being a famous athlete. He was raised by his mother, Rosa Nunez, alongside his grandfather and uncle.

Machado married Yainee Alonso in November 2014. They met through her brother, former MLB player Yonder Alonso. Their relationship began in 2011 and culminated in a wedding at the Château de Challain in France. They welcomed their first child, a son, in April 2024, when Machado was placed on the paternity list.

During the offseason, they live in Coral Gables, Florida, and during the season, they reside in Coronado, California. They have a dog named Kobe, named after basketball legend Kobe Bryant, whom Machado admired growing up.

Machado is part of the ownership group behind San Diego FC, the Major League Soccer expansion club that began play in 2025. As with most minority sports-team stakes, the size of his share has not been made public — so it belongs in a description of his interests, not in an estimate of his wealth.

Machado Contract History

Machado signed his first professional contract with the Baltimore Orioles worth $5.25 million, just minutes before the deadline as the third overall pick in the MLB Draft.

Since joining the Padres he has anchored a high-payroll roster alongside Fernando Tatis Jr. and Xander Bogaerts. Juan Soto, often listed in that group, arrived at the 2022 trade deadline and left after the 2023 season, traded to the Yankees and then signed by the Mets.

Summary of Contracts

Year	Team	Contract Details
2010	Baltimore Orioles	Draft signing bonus, $5,250,000 (3rd overall pick)
2012	Baltimore Orioles	1 year, $480,000
2013	Baltimore Orioles	1 year, $495,000
2014	Baltimore Orioles	1 year, $519,000
2015	Baltimore Orioles	1 year, $548,000
2016	Baltimore Orioles	1 year, $5 million
2017	Baltimore Orioles	1 year, $11.5 million
2018	Baltimore Orioles	Arbitration contract worth approx. $16 million
2019	San Diego Padres	10 years, $300 million
2023	San Diego Padres	11 years, $350 million

In 2019 Machado signed a 10-year, $300 million contract with the San Diego Padres, which at the time was the largest free-agent contract in North American sports history. This deal included a $20 million signing bonus and an average annual salary of $30 million.

On 26 February 2023 Machado signed an 11-year extension worth $350 million, running through the 2033 season. Spotrac records a $45 million signing bonus, an average annual value of $31,818,182, and free agency in 2034 — by which point he will be 41.

• A full no-trade clause.
• No opt-outs.
• An average annual salary of approximately $31.81 million.

The average annual value of this deal is approximately $31.81 million, making it one of the largest extensions in MLB history.

It was among the largest extensions in baseball when it was signed, alongside the Mike Trout and Mookie Betts deals. The market has moved since — Shohei Ohtani and Juan Soto have both signed for more than $700 million — so any “third-largest ever” ranking you find attached to this contract is out of date. For a more recent point of comparison, see Kyle Tucker’s $240 million deal.

Taken together, Spotrac projects his career on-field earnings at $490,560,896 if the extension is paid to term — $210,560,896 banked through 2026, plus $40 million in each of the seven seasons from 2027 to 2033. That is a projection of future salary, not money he has, and not a net worth.

Manny Machado Net Worth

Machado’s net worth is estimated at $50 million by Celebrity Net Worth, the figure most other outlets repeat. There is no audited number, and estimates of this kind are informed guesses rather than accounts.

What is documented is the earnings, and the two are routinely confused. Spotrac credits Machado with $210,560,896 in career MLB earnings through the 2026 season. An earlier version of this page carried “approximately $160 million” in the biography table as a net worth: that was not a net worth at all — it was roughly his career earnings total as of 2023, when the cumulative figure stood at $163,560,896. The same page then gave $50 million in the body, which is why the two numbers disagreed by a factor of three.

The gap between $210 million earned and $50 million estimated is not a contradiction. MLB salaries are taxed at the top federal rate, plus California state tax on most of his recent income, plus agent fees and the jock tax levied by every state he plays in; deductions of 45-55% are ordinary. Add more than a decade of living costs and the estimate becomes unremarkable. The same arithmetic is worked through in detail for Miguel Rojas, whose career earnings and take-home diverge the same way, and for Jason Heyward, whose $184 million contract left a much smaller legacy.

Category	Details
Estimated Net Worth	$50 million (Celebrity Net Worth; no audited figure exists)
Total Career Earnings	$210,560,896 through 2026 (Spotrac); projected $490,560,896 if the extension is paid to term
Major Contracts	– 2019 Contract: 10 years, $300 million – 2023 Extension: 11 years, $350 million
Average Annual Value of Current Extension	$31,818,182 (2026 base salary: $21,000,000)
Signing Bonuses	$20,000,000 (2019 deal); $45,000,000 (2023 extension); $5,250,000 draft bonus in 2010
Endorsement Income	About $500,000 a year (Forbes; not updated in several years)
Key Endorsement Brands	Rawlings, Jordan Brand, Petco, Ethika (published lists vary)

Off the field he has had deals with Rawlings, Jordan Brand, Petco and the underwear label Ethika, among others; published lists of his endorsements vary considerably from outlet to outlet, which is a reason to treat any of them loosely. The figure most often quoted for his annual endorsement income is roughly $500,000, traced back to Forbes. It has not been refreshed in several years and should be read as an order of magnitude, not a current number — it is also small enough that it barely moves the totals above.

Comparing Manny Machado’s stats to other baseball players

To compare Manny Machado’s statistics with other notable baseball players, we can look at his performance alongside players like Matt Chapman. Below is a detailed comparison of their 2024 season stats.

2024 Season Stats Comparison: Manny Machado vs. Matt Chapman

Statistic	Manny Machado	Matt Chapman
Runs	77	98
Hits	163	142
Doubles	30	39
Home Runs	29	27
RBIs	105	78
Stolen Bases	11	15
Batting Average	.275	.247
On-base Plus Slugging (OPS)	.797	.790

Over the full 2024 season the two were close in power and far apart in run production: 29 home runs for Machado against 27 for Chapman, but 105 RBIs against 78. The earlier version of this table carried part-season figures (26 home runs, 94 RBIs) labelled as full-season totals, which is why it disagreed with the season table higher up this page.

Chapman scored more runs (98 to 77) and stole more bases (15 to 11), while Machado collected more hits (163 to 142). Their overall production was close enough that their OPS figures finished seven points apart, .797 to .790.

Machado hit for the better average, .275 to .247. The pairing is instructive on money as well as production: Chapman signed a six-year, $151 million extension with San Francisco in September 2024, a little over a third of what Machado is guaranteed over a comparable stretch, for a broadly similar season.

Awards and accolades received by Manny Machado

Machado’s Gold Glove and Platinum Glove awards underline a reputation built as much on defence at third base as on his bat.

Year	Award	Details
2010	USA Today High School Baseball Player of the Year	Recognized for outstanding performance in high school.
2012	MLB Player of the Week	Awarded for exceptional performance during a week.
2013	Fielding Bible Award (Third Base)	Acknowledged for defensive excellence.
2013	Gold Glove Award (Third Base)	First Gold Glove as an Oriole.
2013	Platinum Glove Award (American League)	Recognized as the best defensive player in the league.
2013	Wilson Defensive Player of the Year Award	Honored for defensive prowess.
2015	Gold Glove Award (Third Base)	Second Gold Glove award.
2015	MLB Player of the Week	Recognized for outstanding weekly performance.
2016	MLB Player of the Month	Acknowledged for exceptional monthly performance.
2017	MLB Player of the Month	Another monthly recognition for excellence.
2017	MLB Player of the Week	Weekly performance award.
2018	MLB Player of the Week	Continued excellence recognized weekly.
2019	MLB Play of the Week (Top Defensive Gem)	Highlighted for a standout defensive play.
2020	All-MLB Team (1st Team)	Selected as one of the best players in MLB.
2020	MLB Player of the Week	Awarded for impressive weekly performance.
2020	Silver Slugger Award (National League)	Recognized for offensive excellence.
2022	All-MLB Team (1st Team)	Repeated selection to All-MLB team.
2022	MLB Player of the Week	Another weekly performance award.
2024	Silver Slugger Award (National League)	Second Silver Slugger, alongside All-MLB Second Team honours.
2025	Silver Slugger Award (National League)	Third Silver Slugger, in his 14th major league season.
2025	All-Star selection	Seventh career All-Star nod, and his first since 2022.
2026	World Baseball Classic bronze medal	Won with the Dominican Republic.

His three Silver Sluggers — in 2020, 2024 and 2025 — and seven All-Star selections reflect his work at the plate, and the fact that two of the three came after his 32nd birthday says something about how the contract has aged.

Winning both a Gold Glove and a Platinum Glove in the same year (2013) is a rare achievement that underscores his dual-threat capability as both a fielder and hitter.

Memorable Quotes by Manny Machado

On Representation:

“There was no way I could pass on representing the Dominican Republic in the WBC. It’s in my blood. I’m doing it for my mother. I’m doing it for my uncle. I’m doing it for everybody who has supported me in my career, and most of all, I’m doing it for my grandfather.”

On Handling Aggression in Baseball:

“If you’re going to f—ing hit me, hit me, go ahead. Don’t let the s— keep f—ing lingering around… It’s f—ing bulls—, and MLB should do something about it.”

On His Commitment to San Diego:

“They believed in me since Day One, and here we are. We’re going to, hopefully,… make this our home.”

On His Career Goals:

“Ultimately, my focus is on bringing a championship to this team and to this city that’s been waiting for it for a long time.”

FAQ about Manny Machado

What teams has Manny Machado played for?

Machado has played for the Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, and San Diego Padres. He debuted with the Orioles in 2012 and was traded to the Dodgers in 2018 before signing with the Padres in 2019.

What is Machado’s background?

Machado was born on July 6, 1992, in Hialeah, Florida. He is of Dominican descent and has represented the Dominican Republic in international competitions.

Does Manny Machado have any endorsements?

Yes — Rawlings, Jordan Brand, Petco and Ethika among others, though published lists differ. The figure usually quoted for his annual endorsement income is about $500,000, a Forbes number that has not been updated in several years.

How much does Manny Machado earn annually?

His 2026 base salary is $21,000,000, up from $13,000,000 in each of 2024 and 2025. It rises to $40,000,000 a year for each of the seven seasons from 2027 through 2033, the back-loaded structure of the extension.

Is Manny Machado’s net worth the same as his career earnings?

No, and confusing the two is the most common error in write-ups about him. His career earnings — the gross paid to him by MLB clubs — stand at $210,560,896 through 2026 per Spotrac. His net worth, what he is estimated to actually hold after tax, agent fees and spending, is put at around $50 million by Celebrity Net Worth. A figure near $160 million presented as a net worth is almost certainly an earnings total in disguise.

What does Machado do off the field?

He is part of the ownership group behind San Diego FC, the MLS club that began play in 2025, and is active in charitable and youth programmes. The size of his stake in the club has not been disclosed, so it cannot be added to any wealth estimate.

Updated 11 September 2026. Career earnings of $210,560,896, the 2026 base salary of $21,000,000, the 11-year $350 million extension terms and the $490,560,896 projection were verified against Spotrac; career and season batting lines against ESPN as of 11 September 2026; All-Star, Gold Glove, Platinum Glove, Silver Slugger and All-MLB honours, the Florida International commitment and the San Diego FC stake against his encyclopaedia entry; the April 2024 birth of his son against NBC 7 San Diego; and Matt Chapman’s 2024 season line against Giants season-review coverage. The $50 million net worth estimate is Celebrity Net Worth’s. The previous biography-table figure of “approximately $160 million” was his 2023 career-earnings total, not a net worth, and has been corrected.