JEFF Passan has been working with ESPN for over three years and has become a household name in the MLB world.
Columnist Jeff Passan frequently covers articles on Major League Baseball and more.
Who is Jeff Passan?
Jeffrey Scott Passan was born on September 21, 1980 in Cleveland, Ohio.
He calls himself Jeff professionally instead of his full name Jeffrey.
Passan is a columnist for ESPN and has also authored a few books in his career.
His official title on the ESPN website is Senior MLB Insider.
Passan frequently appears on ESPN studio shows including SportsCenter, Get Up and Baseball Tonight, in addition to writing for ESPN.com.
He is also a frequent guest on ESPN podcasts like ESPN Daily and Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney.
According to his Linkedin profile, before working at ESPN he worked with Yahoo! Inc. as a baseball columnist from 2006 to 2018.
Passan graduated from Syracuse University in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism.
Some of the books he has written include The Arm (2016) and Death to the BCS (2010).
Is Jeff Passan married?
The ESPN writer keeps the details of his personal life relatively private.
Although he has not published anything about his wife, it is speculated that he is married.
In February 2019, he tweeted: “Wife: How are you? I’m good. Wife: What did you do today? Me: Not much. I went to LeBatard and did a baseball analysis in my Elmo voice for 10 minutes.”
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He often posts to his social networks like Twitter and Instagram, but keeps his content mostly work-related.
What is Jeff Passan’s net worth?
The 41-year-old writer has made a lucrative career in sports writing over the years.
Although his net worth is not public information, the New York Post reported that he signed a contract worth around $4 million.
He signed the new four-year contract in November 2021, the outlet reported.
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