Mark Trumbo Wife, Age, Salary, Height, Weight, Body Stats

America’s first professional baseball player and Mark Trumbo, a player for the Baltimore Orioles of Major League Baseball, stood out as a player with a unique skill that you can’t help but recognize.

Having played for clubs like the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and Arizona Diamondbacks in the past, the championship player, first baseman and designated hitter already has a baseball career that spans roughly a decade. Although he is criticized for lacking in batting consistency and defensive ability, there is no doubt that he has impressive power and the ability to drive in plenty of runs across the board. Learn more about this professional player – his salary, body stats and personal life.

Biography (Age)

Trumbo was born on January 16, 1986 in Anaheim, California and he started playing baseball during his high school years in Villa Park, California. At Villa Park, he was a pitcher and infielder, and for his dexterity in the game he appeared at the 2005 All-American High School hitting .425 with an impressive 10-2 with a 2.20 ERA on the mound. His professional career, however, began with the Los Angeles Angels, where he was selected for the 18th round (533rd overall) of the MLB draft in 2004.

Trumbo couldn’t make it to the league until September 11, 2010, when he made his debut as a pinch hitter for Mike Napoli, another American baseball first baseman and designated hitter (DH) who played with the Los Angels of Anaheim from 2006 to 2010. He then made his first all-star team in 2012 after hitting his first career home run on April 12, 2011. The same year, he had six runs in two home runs in a game against the Denver-based Colorado Rockies. His clear prowess led him to selection for the 2012 Home Run Derby by AL captain Robinson Cano. Trumbo continued with the Angels throughout his 2013 season, where he batted .234/294/453 in 620 at bat.

Mark Trumbo’s 2014 season was with the Arizona Diamondbacks, also known as the D-backs. The Phoenix-based professional baseball franchise bought him from the Angels in a three-team trade and with it he was able to hit his 100th career game against the Rockies. Trumbo finished the season averaging .235/.293/.415 in 328 despite a stress fracture in his left foot that landed him on a 15-day disabled list.

OnOn June 3, 2015, he was traded, alongside Mexican-American professional baseball pitcher Vidal Nuño, to Wellington Castillo and Dominic Leone and Gabby Guerrero from the Seattle Mariners. He later ended up with the Baltimore Orioles in December 2015 after the Mariners traded him for Steve Clevenger.

So far, Trumbo has made a name for himself with Baltimore, winning awards such as the AL Sporting News Comeback Player of the Year Award and the Silver Slugger Award. Trumbo not only won his 200th career game against CC Sabathia, he also finished his 2017 season with a score of .234/.289/.397 in 559. He started his 2018 season on the list of disabled, but was activated on May 1.

wife and children

Mark Trumbo is married to his sweetheart, KristyTrumbo. The two married in 2009 and have kept their family life a secret ever since. The player, however, lives in New York with his wife and children.

Height Weight And Body Stats

The Baltimore Orioles championship player is 1.93 meters tall and his body weight is 107 kg. Glancing at his height, Mark is two inches taller than professional baseball third baseman and Baltimore Orioles shortstop Manny Machado. He is also three inches taller than Adam LaMarque Jones, his baseball co-pro, playing as a center fielder with MLB’s Baltimore Orioles.

Although passionate about his baseball career, Mark is also a keen traveler and has a strong flair for music.

Mark Trumbo’s Salary and Net Worth

Still playing with the Baltimore Orioles in Major League Baseball, two-time Silver Slugger Award winner Mark Trumbo earns an estimated $12.5 million in salary under a $37.5 million deal dollars over three years that he re-signed with the team. The contract signed in 2016, the year he became the leader of the MLB circuit, should expire after the 2019 season, when he would become a free agent. His net worth, however, is placed at $12 million according to Forbes.

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