Luke Kennard

Luke Kennard

Luke Kennard (born June 24, 1996) is an NBA basketball player who represents the United States. For the Los Angeles Clippers, he is a shooting guard. In the 2017 NBA Draft, he was chosen by the Detroit Pistons. He briefly played college basketball for the Duke Blue Devils of Duke University before entering the NBA. He became one of the top shooting guards in the country during his two years there.

Quick Facts

Full Name Luke Douglas Kennard
Known As Luke Kennard
Date of Birth June 24, 1996
Birth Place Middletown, Ohio, the USA
Nick Name Cool Hand Luke, Duck
Religion Christianity
Nationality American
Zodiac Sign  Cancer
Age 25 years old
Height 1.96 m (6 feet 5 inches)
Weight 206 lb (93 kg)
Hair Color Light brown
Eye Color Brown
Build Athletic
Father’s Name Mark Kennard
Mother’s Name Jennifer Kennard
Siblings An older sister
Siblings’ Name Lauren Kennard
Education
  • Franklin High School (Franklin, Ohio)
  • Duke University (Durham, North Carolina)
Marital Status Unmarried
Sexual Orientation Straight
Wife’s Name Anna Castro
Kid None
Food Habit Non-vegetarian
Profession Professional basketball player
NBA Draft 2017
Position Shooting guard
League  National Basketball Association (NBA)
Active Years (2017–present)
Net Worth $3-$4 million
Currently Plays For Los Angeles Clippers
Former Clubs
  • Detroit Pistons
  • Grand Rapids Drive
Jersey Number 5
Career Highlights & Awards
  • Ohio Mr. Basketball (2014, 2015)
  • FIBA Americas U-18 Championship (2014)
  • ACC Tournament MVP (2017)
  • McDonald’s All-American (2015)
  • Consensus second-team All-American (2017)
Social Media  Instagram, Twitter
Merch Notebook, Autographed card
Last Update June 2022

What is the Net Worth and Salary of Luke Kennard?

Despite the fact that Luke began playing professional basketball in 2017, he has enough money to live comfortably. This season, he is the Clippers’ sixth highest-paid player.

Luke Kennard’s net worth is estimated to be between $3 million and $4 million, according to sources.

The NBA league games are his main source of income. He spent his debut season with the Pistons, earning a salary of roughly $2.75 million. After that, he charged roughly $7 million for two more seasons with the same team.

The Los Angeles Clippers paid him $5.2 million for his first season after he transferred to the team in 2020.

His annual income is currently estimated to be around $12 million. During his NBA career, he has amassed nearly $15 million in earnings.

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