Bubba Thompson Net Worth
Bubba Thompson’s estimated net worth ranges between $1 and $5 Million dollars, his main source of income being his career as a cowboy, rancher and reality star.
The 25-year-old outfielder was selected in the first round out of Alabama high school in 2017 and at one time considered one of their top prospects. Unfortunately, he was released by Texas after posting only weak batting lines (.242/.286/.305 in 241 major league plate appearances).
Early Life and Education
Bubba Thompson is an American cowboy, rancher, and reality television star best known for his appearances on Sweet Home Alabama and authoring of the book “The Cowboy Way”. Standing at an average height, Bubba currently resides with his wife Kaley in Geneva, Alabama.
Texas Rangers selected him in the first round of the 2017 Major League Baseball draft. While in high school he excelled at both baseball and football – leading them to state championship game as quarterback – as well as being recognized in Arizona League’s Fall League All-Star program and currently plays with Down East Wood Ducks of Class A-Advanced Carolina League.
Professional Career
Bubba Thompson is a prominent baseball player from the United States who has amassed vast riches throughout his career. Currently playing with Down East Wood Ducks of Class A-Advanced Carolina League.
Bubba first achieved notoriety and popularity after appearing on the southern-style dating show Sweet Home Alabama, where his honesty, integrity and manners earned him second place. Since then he has since married Kaley and settled down in Geneva, Alabama.
On INSP’s series The Cowboy Way, Booger stars alongside Bubba and Cody from Alabama Ranching; together they work to establish their cattle business there; yet their busy lives, including an unexpected attack by an aggressive bull, present many challenges for them and the rest of their herd.
Achievement and Honors
Bubba Thompson has quickly established himself as an invaluable member of the Texas Rangers organization thanks to his speed. Notably, his speed has enabled him to steal many bases and become a fan favorite at Globe Life Field. Bubba made his MLB debut after five years spent in the minors.
Bubba was honored as Team MVP by Round Rock Express, Texas Rangers Triple-A affiliate. His hitting slash line was.265/.302/.474 while he stole 49 bases in 80 games with Round Rock Express.
Bubba Thompson can also be seen starring as one of the characters on Sweet Home Alabama and INSP’s Cowboy Way, following their real-life adventures as rancher Bubba Thompson, rodeo champion Cody Harris and expert horse trainer Chris “Booger” Brown build their cattle business in South Alabama.
Personal Life
Bubba Thompson is an American professional baseball player currently playing outfield for the Texas Rangers of Major League Baseball (MLB). Thompson was selected in the first round of 2017 MLB Draft.
He and Chad Houck co-own Faith Cattle Company in Geneva County. In addition, Bubba, Cody and Booger star in reality series The Cowboy Way that depicts their daily lives at a ranch.
The show has gained immense popularity for its depiction of three friends’ daily work lives and romantic and familial relationships, including romantic infidelities between them and family members. In its most recent season, this trio must navigate numerous challenges, from mending fences to getting rid of an unwanted bull from their herd. Furthermore, this show illustrates their strong relationship that goes far beyond television appearances.
Net Worth
Bubba Thompson began appearing on Sweet Home Alabama reality TV show in 2012. Since then, his honesty and kindness have won over women nationwide. Additionally, Bubba published The Cowboy Code book wherein he shared lots of straightforward tips, personal anecdotes, and easily implementable advice.
Bubba is now co-owner of Faith Cattle Company in Geneva County, Alabama where he lives with his wife Kaley and daughter Andie. Together they enjoy exploring nature together on their ranch.
Texas Rangers selected him in the 26th overall spot in Round 1 (26th round overall) of 2017 MLB June Amateur Draft from McGill-Toolen Catholic High School in Mobile, AL. He bats right-handed and throws left-handed.
