American baseball pitcher Caleb Smith and his wife Tori are parents-to-be as they are expecting a little girl this January.
Caleb Smith is an American baseball player.
He is currently playing as a pitcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks of Major League Baseball (MLB).
Previously, he played for the New York Yankees and Miami Marlins.
Caleb made his professional debut for the Staten Island Yankees and also started one game for the Trenton Thunder.
Caleb Smith MLB: Wife
Caleb Smith is happily married to his wife Tori.
Considering their picture together that was posted back in 2017, they apparently have been together for 4 years now.
However, we can see that they have recently shared their wedding picture on Instagram.
The couple shares two children, both sons; Ryker and Anthony as of now.
Further, Caleb was seen sharing the post that stated they are expecting a little girl this coming January.
Caleb Smith Parents
Caleb Smith’s parents’ details are unknown as of now.
His parents brought him to this world on July 28, 1991, in Huntsville, Texas
According to him, his parents are supportive of his career.
Caleb also mentioned, despite offers from different schools, the main reason for choosing Sam Houston State University was, his dad, mom, and stepmom could come and watch him play.
Caleb Smith Salary
Caleb Smith’s annual average salary is $1,465,000 as a free agent.
Reportedly, he has signed a 1-year contract with the Arizona Diamondbacks, including $1,465,000 guaranteed.
In 2021, he was expected to earn a base salary of $1,386,240.
He basically earns from being a professional baseball player.
Why Is Caleb Smith Ejected?
Caleb Smith was ejected during the routine umpire inspection on 18th August 2021, just at the top of the eighth inning.
He was in the bullpen for Arizona’s game against Pittsburgh at PNC Park.
He was accused of having illegal substances on his glove which he is adamant about. According to Smith, it is rather a combination of rosin and dirt.
Consequently, Caleb received a 10 game suspension and an undisclosed fine for processing a foreign substance on his glove.
However, he has elected to appeal for ruling, meaning he can pitch until the process is complete.