Ben Lindbergh Biography
Ben Lindbergh is an American journalist and author. He is currently serving as the Senior Editor for The Ringer. He is also working for The Only Rule as the co-author as well as The MVP Machine as co-host. Previously, Ben Lindbergh worked as a staff writer and editor-in-chief of Baseball Prospectus for the New York Times for almost four decades. Ben Lindbergh went to an all-boys Saint David’s School Catholic school for his high school education and later attained a degree in Business Marketing from Georgetown University.
Ben Lindbergh Age
He was born in 1987, in the United States of America. Lindbergh is around 35 years old.
Ben Lindbergh Height
Ben Lindbergh stands at an average height of 5 ft 10 inches (Approx1.78 m) tall.
Ben Lindbergh Education
Ben Lindbergh went to an all-boys Saint David’s School Catholic school for his high school education and later attained a degree in Business Marketing from Georgetown University.
Ben Lindbergh Family
Ben Lindbergh was born in the United States of America to his hardworking and caring parents. Ben Lindbergh has not shared any detail concerning his parents or siblings.
Ben Lindbergh Wife
Ben Lindbergh is happily married to his loving wife Jessie Barbour who is the song composer professional Podcast. the duo lives in Manhattan with their wiener dog called Frumkin.
Ben Lindbergh Salary
Ben Lindbergh earns a decent salary of $66,993 per year. This is in accordance with The Ringer reporters/anchors’ salaries.
Ben Lindbergh Net worth
He has an average net worth ranging from $500,000 – $1 million and his career as a journalist and author is his main source of income.
Ben Lindbergh Career
Ben Lindbergh is currently serving as the Senior Editor for The Ringer. He kicked off his career at Baseball Prospectus focused on analytics called a baseball website. Lindbergh worked as a writer from 2012 to 2014 before becoming the editor-in-chief and he launched Simmons’ previous Grantland, a freelancing website. He also serves both The MVP Machine and The Only Rule.
