Table of Biography
Elizabeth Hatteberg is an American celebrity wife. Moreover, Elizabeth Hatteberg is best known as the wife of Scott Hatteberg, who is an American former professional first baseman and catcher.
Early Life and Education
Elizabeth Hatteberg was born in Tacoma, Washington, America, and holds an American nationality.
Besides this, there is no other information regarding her exact birth date, place, age, zodiac sign, parents, siblings, and childhood life.
We might assume that Elizabeth might have been well-raised as a child by her parents.
Regarding her academic career, she attends Washington State University. Where she met her future husband, Scott Hatteberg.
Elizabeth Hatteberg – Relationship Status
Elizabeth Hatteberg married American former baseball player and broadcaster, Scott Hatteberg. With the marriage, the couple has three children whose names are Lauren Httebergg, Sophia Hatteberg, and Ella Hatteberg.
Moreover, the pair first met in their college, Washington State University. At the moment, this woman is not a part of controversy or rumors.
Caption: Elizabeth Hatteberg with her family (Source: Biography Mask)
Elizabeth Hatteberg – Professional career
Talking about her professional career, this woman has not disclosed her profession or job in public at the moment.
She came to the limelight as the wife of an American former professional first baseman and catcher, Scott Hatteberg.
Scott Hatteberg
The “Boston Red Sox” selected Scott Hatteberg as their third pick in the June 1991 draft. As compensation from the “Kansas City Royals,” who had signed free agent Mike Boddicker, he was taken in a sandwich pick.
He made his professional baseball debut in 1995 with the “Red Sox,” with whom he remained for seven seasons, from 1995 to 2001, batting 267 and hitting 34 home runs.
He became the only player in Major League Baseball history to hit a triple play and a grand slam in his subsequent at-bat on August 6, 2001, while playing against the “Texas Rangers,” setting a world record.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame museum now houses the bat he used.
Injury
He severed a nerve in his elbow during his final season with the “Red Sox,” which needed surgery. This hurt his career as a catcher because he had to relearn how to throw and grip a baseball bat.
Due to his subpar catching abilities, the “Red Sox” traded him to the “Colorado Rockies” on December 19, 2001.
But after just two days, the “Colorado Rockies” decided against signing him for undisclosed reasons, and he was left a free agent.
Following his release from the “Rockies,” he signed a one-year deal with the “Oakland Athletics,” who gave him a base salary and incentives package of $950,000.
Caption: Scott Hatteberg photo while playing a game (Source: USA Today)
Due to his throwing issues, which were highlighted in Michael Lewis’ book “Moneyball” and the 2011 movie of the same name, he began to play first base.
He led the Oakland A’s to a 20-game winning run that started on September 4, 2002, breaking the previous record for the American League. In 2002 and 2003, he also helped them advance to the MLB playoffs.
He had the greatest year of his career in 2004, scoring 87 runs, hitting 15 home runs, and driving in 82 runs with a.287 scoring average and.367 base percentage.
Retirement
He signed a one-year, $750,000 contract with the “Cincinnati Reds” on February 12, 2006, to play first base. Moreover, he hit his 1000th career run on August 8, 2006, raising his batting average to 323.
He started the 2008 season as the first baseman but was soon demoted to pinch-hitting before being officially released on June 4, 2008, to make room for Jay Bruce.
In the 2012–13 season, he filled in for Ray Fosse as the “Oakland A’s” color commentator on TV broadcasts of several games. He is Oakland A’s Special Assistant to Baseball Operations at the moment.
Elizabeth Hatteberg – Net Worth 2023
As of now, Elizabeth Hatteberg has not earned any awards or recognition in her profession. Moreover, she gained fame as the wife of American former professional first baseman and catcher, Scott Hatteberg.
Regarding her income, salary, and net worth, this woman has not shared anything regarding it.
Moreover, her husband a former baseball player and broadcaster, Scott has a net worth of $10 million which he earned from his profession.
Body Measurements and Social Media
This celebrity woman has blonde hair with brown eyes color. Other than this, she has not shared other things regarding her other physical appearance.
Elizabeth Hatteberg is not present on any kinds of social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.