Paul Torre Net Worth

Paul Torre is an esteemed and distinguished tennis player, estimated to be worth anywhere from $1 Million – $9 Million dollars.

Dr. Torre hails from West New York, NJ but completed his education in Cliffside Park & Fort Lee, NJ. Currently he resides in Forked River.

Early Life and Education

Paul Torre was born July 18, 1940 in Marine Park section of Brooklyn, New York City and began his professional baseball career during the 60s with Class C Eau Claire Braves where he hit an impressive.344 average during his rookie season – two appearances with Milwaukee team followed that fall season as well.

In 1963, he established himself as the regular catcher for the Braves and led the National League with a batting average of.344, 21 homers, and 103 RBI. Additionally, he participated in his first All-Star Game appearance while earning his first Gold Glove award.

Torre is not only a lawyer; he’s also an avid horse racing enthusiast and author. He has published three books: his autobiography titled “Chasing the Dream,” an advice book entitled “Joe Torre’s Ground Rules for Winners,” and a memoir entitled “The Yankee Years.” Additionally, Torre is involved in charitable initiatives like HeartShare’s Torre Residence for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Brooklyn.

Professional Career

Joseph Paul Torre is an American former professional baseball player and manager. Born in Brooklyn, New York in 1940, Torre made his professional debut with Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves as a catcher before progressing through first baseman and third base roles during an 18-year playing career that also featured stints at first and third bases.

He was considered one of the top defensive catchers in baseball and had swift hands at bat; he could hit both power and average with equal ease. Unfortunately, in 1968 his numbers began to decrease following an encounter with a pitcher that resulted in hairline fractures of both cheekbones on his left cheekbone and jaw; these caused 27 games missed resulting in his retirement as an active player on 18 June 1977 while remaining involved as an advisor and managing various teams to success.

Achievement and Honors

Torre began his managerial career with the Mets, leading them to two playoff appearances and winning one World Series championship. Following that stint he spent 12 seasons managing the Yankees – recording three 100-win campaigns as well as two AL pennants in that span.

Torre accomplished much during his playing career. He won a National League batting title and four times finished in the top 10 for hits, slugging percentage and RBI. Additionally, he received the Rawlings Gold Glove award as a catcher.

After his time with the Yankees, Torre managed the Atlanta Braves and St. Louis Cardinals; though his stint with the Cardinals was short lived as he was fired after suffering another NLCS loss against Los Angeles Dodgers in 1984; following this he joined Major League Baseball as Vice President for On-Field Operations.

Personal Life

Torre was born to Joseph Paul Torre, an NYPD detective, and Margaret Rofrano in 1940 in Marine Park section of Brooklyn. Growing up playing baseball for an elite youth sandlot team was difficult due to his heavy frame; thus leading him to fail impress major league scouts with potential.

He signed with the Milwaukee Braves organization in 1961 and was initially assigned to Eau Claire of the Northern League. By May, however, he had made it up into the majors for his first major league appearance.

Paul Torre is currently single and prefers to keep his personal life private; we will update this page should any news come up in the near future.

Net Worth

Joe Torre is an iconic baseball figure known for his career playing, managing, and executive capacities with both New York Mets and Atlanta Braves teams as a manager and executive. Known as one of the finest baseball managers of his era, Torre has amassed an incredible net worth through all these roles he held while being employed there. His playing career was truly outstanding but what has cemented his legacy are his tenures with those two franchises; New York Mets in particular.

He is married to Alice Wolterman and they share one daughter together. Additionally, he runs a foundation dedicated to helping victims of domestic violence.

Paul serves on the board of directors at HeartShare Human Services of New York, in addition to many others such as Broadridge (formerly ADP Brokerage Services), Georgeson Shareholder Communication, Morrow & Company and Medient Communications. Since 2011, he has led our Mutual Fund Proxy business at EQ. Paul earned his B.S. in Finance from St John’s University.