Scott Hatteberg [2023 Update]: Mlb & Moneyball

Scott Hatteberg is one of those baseball veterans with broad exposure in baseball and Hollywood. Hatteberg is an American former baseball player whose character was portrayed in the Brad Pitt starring movie Moneyball.

The film was adapted from the book written by Michael Lewis. Its premises are factual, covering the story of Oakland Athletics First baseman/Catcher.

Hatteberg started his MLB journey with the Boston Red Sox in 2008 and later played with Oakland Athletics and Cincinnati Reds of the Major League Baseball (MLB).

Scott played for 14 seasons in MLB, recording a .273 batting average with 538 runs, 249 doubles, 7 triples, 106 home runs, 527 RBI, and a .410 slugging percentage. 

The retired baseball veteran has an estimated net worth of $10 million in 2023. 

Today, we will discuss anything significant that has ever happened in Scott Hatteberg’s personal and professional life.

But before that, let’s go through his quick facts.

Quick Facts

Full Name Scott Allen Hatteberg
Known As Scott Hatteberg
Current Residence Gig Harbor, Washington
Birth Date December 14, 1969
Birth Place Salem, Polk County, Oregon
Age 53 Years Old
Religion N/A
Nationality American
Ethnicity White
Education Eisenhower High School
Washington State University
Horoscope Sagittarius
Height 6’1″/1.85 m/185 cm
Weight 96 kg/211 lb.
Build Athletic
Hair Color Dark Brown
Eye Color Gray
Marital Status Married
Spouse Elizabeth Hatteberg, also known as Bitsy
Children Three
Children’s name Lauren Hatteberg, Sophia Hatteberg, and Ella Hatteberg
Profession Baseball Player (Retired)
Position First baseman / Catcher
Active Years 1988-2008
Affiliations Major League Baseball (MLB)
MLB Debut September 8, 1995
Last MLB Appearance May 25, 2008
Former Teams Boston Red Sox
Oakland Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Net Worth $7 million
Movie Presence Moneyball
Merch Autographed Items
Last Update November 2023

Early Life

Scott Hatteberg was born in Salem, Oregon, on December 14, 1969. The details regarding his parents and siblings are not available.

The former baseball player played Little League in Salem, Oregon, when he was young. He was also a part of the Pony League and American Legion baseball in Yakima, Washington.

The Salem native attended Eisenhower High School in Yakima, Washington, and graduated in 1988. He served as the team captain during his senior year and hit .570 with seven home runs.

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