Frank Sonny Milano Bio

Frank Sonny Milano is a famous Hockey Player. Frank Sonny Milano was born in May 12, 1996 in Long Island, United States. Professional left-winger who is best known by the name of Sonny. He was selected for the Columbus Blue Jackets with the 16th overall selection of the 2014 NHL Entry Draft. Later, he was traded for the Anaheim Ducks in February 2020. At age 22 years old, he took home an Olympic bronze medal at the 2018 Ice Hockey World Championships as part of the United States’ national hockey team.

Family, Dating, Relationship Records

He was raised by the parents living in Massapequa, New York. His parents are Caroline as well as Frank Milano. Frank Sonny Milano age in 2023 is 26 years. Frank Sonny Milano father name is under review and mother name is also under review. Frank Sonny Milano's has not shared any information about siblings on social media platforms.

Height - How tall is Frank Sonny Milano?

Frank Sonny Milano is one of famous Hockey Player born in United States. According to Wikipedia, IMDb and some online newspaper, Frank Sonny Milano height currently under review. We will update the height once we complete the verification process.

He was a teammate of Jakob Silfverberg as a member of the Anaheim Ducks during the 2022 NHL season.

The player made his NHL debut in the game with the New York Islanders on March 31 of 2016 as a member of the Blue Jackets. Two years after, he scored his first ever NHL goal in a game with the Islanders.

Net Worth (2023) - How rich is Frank Sonny Milano?

Frank Sonny Milano net worth comes from Hockey Player. Being a famous Hockey Player, Frank Sonny Milano also earned money by TV Commercial, Sponsors & being some popular brands ambassador. However the information is currently under review. Once we are complete the review, we will update everything about Frank Sonny Milano's Net worths. As far our analysis, Frank Sonny Milano estimated net worth is $500k - $2.5 Million.

In the years prior to professionalizing, he had a training at The USA Hockey National Team Development Program. It was where he trained from 2012 until 2014.