Who Is Ken Singleton First Wife? Details To Know About The Yankees Former Commentator Who Retired
- SAMRAT BIKRAM SHAH
- OCTOBER 3, 2021
Ken Singleton is a former professional baseball player whose first wife was Colette St. Jacques of Vercheres. Keep reading the article to know more about his personal life.
Ken Singelton is a former professional baseball player and television sports commentator from the United States.
In Major League Baseball (MLB), he played for the New York Mets, Montreal Expos, and Baltimore Orioles as an outfielder and designated hitter.
Recently, the Yankees broadcaster has been all over the headlines since announcing his retirement from commentating.
Who Is Ken Singleton First Wife?
Colette St. Jacques of Vercheres is the first wife of Ken Singleton.
Similarly, Ken shared two sons, Justin and Matthew Singelton, with his first wife.
Eventually, the pair divorced for unknown reasons, and later on, Singleton married his new wife, Suzanne Molino Singleton.
They were in a love relationship even before their marriage and this duo shares two children as well. They are Dante Singleton and Jellico Singleton.
Justin, his second son, is presently an outfielder in the Toronto Blue Jays’ team, after spending his undergraduate career at Clemson, where he was a standout performer.
Ken Singleton Net Worth Explored
Ken Singleton has yet to disclose his net worth to the media and public. He was formerly a YES Network commentator for the New York Yankees.
Singleton, who has worked as a commentator for more than three decades, might have earned a large salary range, because of his experience in the feild.
His salary may be approximately $1 million, while his net worth could be around $5-10 million, as per his career time.
Apart from commentating, Ken is also a philanthropist. Moreover, He is also a Board of Directors for the Cool Kids organization, a non-profit organization headquartered in Towson, Maryland.
Yankees Ken Singleton Retirement Update
On Saturday’s YES broadcast, Yankees broadcaster Ken Singleton announced that Sunday would be his final game as a broadcaster.
Similarly, Ken had also made a similar statement about retirement back in the 2018 season.
However, now Singleton says he had loved every minute of his 37-year career as a baseball broadcaster, but the time has come to call it a day.
He further said: “I just wanted to say, thank you very much, from the bottom of my heart to all of you.”
Ken is presently 74 years old and had been broadcasting the YES broadcast since 2006.
Before the launch of YES, Ken served as a broadcaster for Yankee games on the MSG Network and joined the Yankees broadcasting crew in 1997.
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