Taylor Twellman Biography
Taylor Twellman currently works as a soccer television commentator for MLS Season Pass on Apple TV. Before that, he served at ESPN as a lead analyst mainly covering Major League Soccer, he began working there in November 2011. Additionally, he used to be a professional soccer player, who played in Major League Soccer for ten years before his retirement.
Taylor Twellman Age
Taylor Twellman was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in the United States of America on February 29, 1980. He is 43 years old.
Taylor Twellman Height
Taylor stands at an average height of 5 feet 8 inches/Approximately 1.72 m.
Taylor Twellman Education
Twellman finished his high school course at Saint Louis University High School based in St Louis. While there, he was an All-star athlete playing soccer, baseball, basketball, and American football. After graduating he received an athletic scholarship to join the University of Maryland.
Taylor Twellman Family
Taylor was raised in a family of five alongside his loving siblings Alexandra Twellman and James Twellman. Sports run in the family since his dad Tim Twellman, and his uncles Steve Twellman and Mike Twellman all played in the North, American Soccer League, also James his brother played with the San Jose Earthquakes, in 2002. We will update, details on his mom and any missing details as soon as clear facts are within our reach from our esteemed sources.
Taylor Twellman Wife
Taylor was married to Lindsay Twellman, they exchanged vows in 2003, but they had differences, and eventually divorced in 2008. It isn’t clear whether they share any kids or not, will fill out this section as soon as any changes are made.
Taylor Twellman Salary
Taylor annually receives a salary of $98,670.
Taylor Twellman’s Net Worth
Taylor’s approximate net worth is $1 million.
Taylor Twellman Career
He signed with Bundesliga club 1860 Munich in 2000, while here he played for the reserve team in Division III. After he was drafted by the New England Revolution in the 2002 MLS SuperDraft as second overall he went back to the United States. In his first season, he scored 23 goals making him one of the best players in the league.
He completed second in league MVP voting in 2002 and was titled MLS Best XI. Then both he and Carloz Ruiz were titled the top goalscorer of the league with 15 goals each in 2003. He won both MLS Golden Boot and Major League Soccer MVP Award making it his best season in 2005.
In the bargain, he also is the founder of a charitable organization for sports-related concussions known as THINKTaylor, also he has agreed to donate his brain to science after his death. After he retired from Soccer, he worked as the lead analyst mainly covering Major League Soccer at ESPN.
In addition, he serves on a weekly program that recaps the league titled “MLS Rewind” as a host. While working at ESPN he covered major events like the 2012, 2016, and 2020 European Championships. Moreover, during the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, he worked for the United States Matches as the lead analyst.
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