Steve Lawson’s Net Worth, Awards, Endorsements, Achievements, Contracts, Career Life, and Timeline

Steve Lawson’s Net Worth, Awards, Endorsements, Achievements, Contracts, Career Life, and Timeline

Net Worth

Steve Lawson’s net worth is not widely documented. Given his brief MLB career and subsequent low public profile, it is likely modest compared to more prominent athletes.

Awards

Steve Lawson did not receive major awards during his MLB career. His contributions were primarily recognized at the team level during his time with the Texas Rangers.

Endorsements

There is no public information available about Steve Lawson having any commercial endorsements.

Achievements

• MLB Debut: Made his MLB debut with the Texas Rangers in 1972.
• Also Pitching Record: Played 13 games in the 1972 season, recording a 2.81 ERA with 13 strikeouts over 16 innings pitched¹.

Contracts

Details about specific contracts Steve Lawson signed during his MLB career are not publicly available. His career in the major leagues was brief, and he did not sign any high-profile contracts.

Career Life

After high school, Lawson attended the University of California, Berkeley. At Berkeley, he continued to develop his pitching abilities, also playing for the university’s baseball team. His performances in college baseball were impressive enough to catch the attention of Major League Baseball (MLB) scouts.

Professional Career

Steve Lawson, drafted by the Texas Rangers, made his MLB debut in 1972. During his brief stint in the major leagues, he played 13 games that season. Despite limited appearances, Lawson recorded a respectable 2.81 ERA (Earned Run Average) with 13 strikeouts over 16 innings pitched.

Post-Baseball Career

After retiring from professional baseball, Steve Lawson opted for a life away from the public eye. He pursued various interests and professional endeavors outside of sports.

Timeline

• 1950: Born on December 28 in Oakland, California.
• Also 1972: Made MLB debut with the Texas Rangers.
• 1972: Played 13 games, recording a 2.81 ERA with 13 strikeouts over 16 innings pitched.
• Post-1972: Retired from professional baseball and also pursued various interests outside of sports.