How much is Marcus Stroman’s Net Worth in 2023?

Marcus Earl Stroman is a baseball player originating from America. He is a pitcher for the Chicago Cubs of the MLB. His MLB career so far also includes playing for the Toronto Blue Jays and the New York Mets.

Born on May 1, 1991 in Medford, New York, United States, Marcus Stroman is a 2-time MLB All-Star player in 2019 and 2023. Furthermore, he also won the Gold Glove Award in 2017 and was the World Baseball Classic MVP in 2017. He has shown talent in his pitching skills with 1083 strikeouts till now in his career. He is consistently showing growth and development in his role as a baseball player.

Marcus Stroman’s Net Worth in 2023

In 2023, according to many online sources, Marcus Stroman is expected to have a net worth of approximately $7 million.

Marcus Stroman’s net worth has consistently increased over the years due to his baseball-playing skills. In 2019, he had a net worth of around $4 million. From there, it increased to $5 million in 2020, $6 million in 2021, $6.81 million in 2022 and finally, it reached $7 million in 2023. It can be expected that his net worth will continue to increase as he develops himself as a baseball player.

Marcus Stroman’s Salary

According to Spotrac, Marcus Stroman will be earning a base salary of $25,000,000 in 2023. This is because of the 3-year contract worth $71,000,000 that he signed with the Chicago Cubs on December 1, 2021. As per this contract, he is guaranteed $71,000,000 and an annual average salary of $23,666,667. The contract also has an opt-out option available after 2023. He is expected to become an unrestricted free agent in 2025.

Marcus Stroman first signed his contract with the Toronto Blue Jays on July 3, 2012. His next contract with the team was for 1 year worth $514,700 on March 3, 2015. His third contract with the team was again for 1 year worth $515,900 on March 4, 2016. Then he signed another one-year contract worth $3.4 million with Toronto Blue Jays, thereby setting in arbitration on February 14, 2017. Next, Marcus Stroman signed a 1-year contract worth $6.5 million with the Toronto Blue Jays on February 15, 2018 again setting in arbitration. He avoided arbitration when he signed a 1-year contract worth $7.4 million with the Toronto Blue Jays on January 11, 2019. However, he was traded to the New York Mets on July 28, 2019.

With the New York Mets, Marcus Stroman signed a 1-year $12 million contract and avoided arbitration on January 10, 2020. However, he chose not to play in the 2020 MLB season owing to COVID-19. Nevertheless, the New York Mets provided a $18.9 million qualifying offer extension to him on October 31, 2020. He again signed a 1-year contract worth $18.9 million with the New York Mets on November 11, 2020. His most recent contract was signed with the Chicago Cubs for 3 years, worth $71 million on December 1, 2021.

Marcus Stroman’s Endorsements

Marcus Stroman has endorsed many different companies so far. He has worked with BioSteel, a sports nutrition company that has been involved in TV advertisements.

Marcus Stroman has also partnered with Rawlings and used gloves made by the company. Furthermore, Marcus Stroman has endorsed Adidas by wearing their Adidas icon Bounce 5 cleats during his games. These companies use the baseball player as an endorser to increase their value to their customers.

Marcus Stroman’s Investments

According to some online sources, Marcus Stroman has invested in the healthcare sector in February 2021. He has invested in TheraGun (now known as Therabody), a company that aims to provide the best technology using education and innovation towards the wellness of human beings. Stroman’s co-investors in this company included Justin Timberlake, Jay Z and other personalities.

Marcus Stroman’s Other Sources of Income

Marcus Stroman is the owner of Shugo, a fashion brand that provides luxury apparel and footwear including baseball cleats, gloves and others. He also owns Le Carenage, a wine company that aims to provide the best wines from the best vineyards of Northern California. He also has apparel through his HDMH organization.

Finally, Marcus Stroman has also dabbled in the music industry by guest starring in the remix version of Mike Stud’s album These Days, released in 2016. Mike Stud was Stroman’s teammate at Duke University and he appeared in concerts with Stud. All these activities help him to generate income outside baseball.

Marcus Stroman’s House

Marcus Stroman has two houses. His first house is located in Florida. He showcased this house containing a painting of Jackie Robinson by Daniel Mazzone, a statue of Buddha gifted to him by Ajay Virmani, CEO of Cargojet, a movie theater, a pool and a jet ski lift. He also showed his wardrobe and his fashion sense. All of this was done using a selfie stick.

Marcus Stroman purchased a new house in Malibu, California in 2023. This is a Spanish-style house built in 2003 on 1.5 acres of land and has a terracotta structured roof and sandy stucco. There is a motor court and a garage in the front. There is also a barbeque station built in and spots for lounging and dining.

The inside of the house has five bedrooms and six bathrooms along with a guesthouse and a detached one-bedroom. It also has a kitchen, living and dining rooms, a fireplace, a wine cellar, a spa tub, and an office space. The house provides a good view of the ocean and the beautiful city lights.

Marcus Stroman’s Cars

Marcus Stroman purchased a Bentley Flying Spur in 2023 and got it customized by Black Star. Its color is gray while the roof is black. He also preferred to use aftermarket wheels instead of the original ones. Furthermore, he also added Forgiatos to make the car look more attractive. He even considers the car to be his girl.

Marcus Stroman also has an Audi RS7 Exclusive Edition. He got this car after he passed out from Duke University. Marcus Stroman also gifted a new Nissan to his mother.

Marcus Stroman’s Charity Work

In 2023, Marcus Stroman does a lot of charity work. Recently, he donated $20,000 to Brave Space Alliance, a center for black and LGBTQ+ people. He said that this would help the center fight discrimination, create awareness, and bring diversity and inclusion to society. He has also donated to Hetrick-Martin Institute in New York as part of the New York Mets and The 519 in Toronto while playing for the Toronto Blue Jays, both of which are aimed at the queer communities of society.

Marcus Stroman also owns The HDMH (Height Doesn’t Measure Heart) Foundation, which aims to empower and inspire kids to achieve their dreams. He aims to create a positive image for kids and help them pursue their interests.