Daniel Taylor Vogelbach is an American professional baseball first baseman for the New York Mets of Major League Baseball. He was drafted in the second round of the 2011 MLB draft by the Chicago Cubs. In July 2016, Vogelbach was traded to the Seattle Mariners and made his MLB debut with them two months later.
Daniel Vogelbach: Engaged| Family| Net Worth| Home run
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Engaged:
Daniel Vogelbach’s girlfriend is called Kristina Russii. Kristina and Daniel have been in a romantic relationship for a long period of time but kept away from the media.
Kristina Russii is a flight attendant based in Milwaukee in the United States of America. The Instagram handle of Kristina Russii is @kristinarussii, and she has about 2000 followers.
Family:
When it comes to Daniel Vogelbach Parents .Daniel Vogelbach was born to his Parents Jennie Vogelbach (Mother) and Dan Vogelbach (Father). At that time there is no any information about his Siblings yet. we will Update it soon.
| Father Name | Dan Vogelbach |
| Mother Name | Jennie Vogelbach |
| Siblings Name | Not Known |
Net Worth:
Daniel Vogelbach’s net worth is believed to be in excess of $5 million as a result of his playing career. He will undoubtedly bring additional value to his professional career. Daniel has agreed to a one-year contract with the Brewers worth $1,400,000.
After the Mets traded for Daniel Vogelbach Friday, they continued to scout Trey Mancini during the Orioles-Yankees series in Baltimore through Saturday night, according to league sources.
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When Daniel Vogelbach found out Friday that he had been traded to the Mets, he wanted to know what it would be like to play in New York. So he got ahold of an old friend — his former teammate with the Mariners, and once a fellow Mets left-handed slugger: Jay Bruce.
“He had nothing but unbelievable things to say about [New York],” Vogelbach said Saturday. “He just told me to enjoy, and I was going to have the time of my life.”
Mancini could share time at DH with Vogelbach, whose skillset is to hit right-handed pitching, or push Vogelbach to the bench. Either way, the team is still on Mancini even after making its first trade deadline move Friday with Vogelbach.
