Andrew McCutchen Marriage, Wife, Salary, Net Worth

Updated On March 18, 2024 | Published By: Bruce Wayne | In Career , Married , Net Worth

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Andrew McCutchen is a professional baseball player who has played in the MLB for the San Francisco Giants, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, and others.
McCutchen is married to Maria Hanslovan and has three children with her.

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Andrew McCutchen’s Marriage, Wife

Andrew McCutchen is married to his wife, Maria Hanslovan. She was born as the daughter of Ronald Hanslovan in Dubois, Pennsylvania. She grew up with her sister, Kaleen Hanslovan, and attended Dubois Central Catholic High School.

At the Pittsburgh Pirates’ home baseball stadium, PNC Park, Maria was a member of the Cannonball Crew, which provides entertainment for the crowd. She met her future husband, Andrew McCutchen, in 2009 through her work at baseball games, and the two started developing a romantic relationship that same year.

In 2013, after dating for a few years, Andrew asked Maria to marry him during a live episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show and she accepted. Their wedding took place on November 22, 2014.

Andrew McCutchen with his wife (Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Does he have kids with his wife?

The couple does have children from their marriage. Their first child, Steel Stefan McCutchen, was born on November 27, 2017. A couple of years later, on December 24, 2019, the MLB star and his wife announced the birth of their second son, Armani X McCutchen.

Their third child, a daughter, Avé Maria McCutchen, was born on October 25, 2021.

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Andrew McCutchen: Net Worth, Salary

Andrew McCutchen has an estimated net worth of around $30 million as of 2023. His annual salary in various clubs is illustrated in the table below:

Years	Teams	Average Salary
2009	Pittsburgh Pirates	$400,000
2010	Pittsburgh Pirates	$422,500
2011	Pittsburgh Pirates	$452,500
2012-2018	Pittsburgh Pirates	$8,583,333
2019-2021	Philadelphia Phillies	$25,000,000
2022-2022	Milwaukee Brewers	$8,500,000

Andrew McCutchen is set to return to the Pittsburgh Pirates

Andrew McCutchen is returning to the Pirates. According to Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the free agent has agreed to a one-year contract to join the Pirates again.

McCutchen will probably get a few opportunities to play designated hitter, but since Ji-Man Choi and Carlos Santana were already acquired by Pittsburgh this offseason, one of the two is likely to be the team’s primary DH option.

Although McCutchen adds a complimentary right-handed bat to the Pirates’ outfield mix to go along with left-handed-swinging corner possibilities like Jack Suwinski and Cal Mitchell, his influence on the choice of whether to trade or keep Reynolds is limited to nonexistent.

Beyond his accomplishments on the field and the guidance he’ll give to a number of young Pirates who are just starting out, McCutchen will give fans a lot to shout about in 2023 as he pursues a number of career milestones.

He needs 52 more hits to accomplish 2000 for his career, and he needs just 13 more home runs to reach 300. McCutchen is a strong bet to hit both round numbers this year because he slugged 17 home runs last season and has never hit fewer than 13 in a complete season’s worth of games in his career.

Short Bio of Andrew McCutchen

Andrew McCutchen has represented teams like the Pittsburgh Pirates, San Francisco Giants, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies, and Milwaukee Brewers in Major League Baseball (MLB).

He was chosen by the Pirates as the 11th overall choice in the first round of the 2005 MLB draft. He made his MLB debut in 2009. The National League Most Valuable Player in 2013, five-time All-Star (2011–2015), four-time Silver Slugger Award winner (2012–2015), 2012 Gold Glove Award winner, and 2015 Roberto Clemente Award winner, McCutchen spent his whole career in Pittsburgh.

Andrew McCutchen is back with the Pirates (Source;: Sports Illustrated)

In 2012, McCutchen led the NL in hits with 194, and in 2014, he led the league in on-base percentage (.410), OPS (.952), and extra-base hits (69).

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