Todd Frazier Age, Wiki, Family, Education, Career, Net Worth

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Todd Frazier is an American former professional baseball player and a current sports analyst. He is best known as a power-hitting third baseman who won the 2015 Major League Baseball Home Run Derby.

Frazier was born on February 12, 1986 (40 years old) in Point Pleasant, New Jersey. In 1998, he led his Toms River team to the Little League World Series title, then went on to an 11-year MLB career across six teams.

After retiring in 2022, Frazier moved into broadcasting. He now works as a New York Yankees studio analyst for the YES Network and appears on ESPN.

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Quick Facts of Todd Frazier

Full Name	Todd Brian Frazier
Profession	Former baseball player (third baseman), sports analyst
Age	40 years old
Date of Birth	February 12, 1986
Nationality	American
Zodiac/Sun Sign	Aquarius
Birthplace	Point Pleasant, New Jersey, United States
Current Address	Toms River, New Jersey, United States
Gender	Male

Todd Frazier Early Life and Education

Todd Frazier was born in Point Pleasant, New Jersey, and grew up in Toms River. He is the youngest of three boys and has partial Scottish ancestry on his father’s side.

Education

Frazier attended Toms River High School South before enrolling at Rutgers University, where he starred for the Scarlet Knights baseball team.

At Rutgers, he was named Big East Player of the Year in 2007 and earned All-American honors that season. He set school power records before turning pro after his junior year.

School	Toms River High School South
Alma Mater	Rutgers University
Highest Qualification	Left after his junior year to sign professionally

Todd Frazier Personal Life

Todd Frazier keeps his family close to home and is a devoted husband and father who still lives in the town where he grew up.

Wife

Todd Frazier’s wife is Jacquelyn “Jackie” Verdon. The couple met while they were both student-athletes at Rutgers University.

Jackie was a competitive gymnast for the Scarlet Knights, and the two first crossed paths in a public speaking class tailored for student-athletes.

After dating for several years, they married on December 14, 2012.

Children

Todd and Jackie have three children. They are sons Blake and Grant and daughter Kylie.

Blake Frazier (Son)

Born in March 2014, Blake is the oldest child. He grew up constantly holding a baseball bat and playing youth ball. He went viral as a toddler when he ripped a hit in a game and instantly celebrated using his dad’s signature “salt and pepper” hand gesture. Todd now helps coach Blake’s teams.

Kylie Kimberly Frazier (Daughter)

Born on December 18, 2015, Kylie is the middle child and the only daughter. Following in her mother Jackie’s footsteps, Kylie is a passionate competitive gymnast. Todd often jokes that she is the one who truly “runs the household”.

Grant Frazier (Son)

Born in late 2018, Grant is the youngest of the three children. Like his older brother, Grant is heavily into youth baseball. When he was born, Todd affectionately nicknamed him a “fighter” because he was born during a hectic phase of his major league career and had to quickly adapt to a fast-moving, sports-centric household.

Parents

Frazier grew up in a baseball-loving home led by two very involved parents.

Father

His father is Charlie Frazier, a former physical education teacher, high school basketball coach, and high school vice principal. He played college basketball at Morehead State University.

Mother

His mother is Joan Frazier, who worked as a high school attendance officer. She was a talented athlete herself, competing as an All-American swimmer at The College of New Jersey.

She and Charlie were honored together by Little League Baseball for their role in the family’s success.

Siblings

Todd Frazier has two older brothers, Charlie Frazier Jr. and Jeff Frazier. Growing up in Toms River, New Jersey, the trio formed a highly competitive athletic household.

Remarkably, all three brothers went on to be drafted into professional baseball:

Charlie Frazier Jr. (The Oldest Brother)

Charlie was drafted out of high school by the Florida Marlins in the 6th round of the 1999 MLB Draft. He played as an outfielder for five seasons in the minor leagues, advancing as high as Double-A.

While he didn’t reach the majors as a player, Charlie became a major part of MLB history in 2015. He served as Todd’s personal batting practice pitcher during the 2015 MLB Home Run Derby, helping propel Todd to his legendary victory in front of the Cincinnati home crowd.

Jeff Frazier (The Middle Brother)

Jeff played college baseball at Rutgers University (where Todd would later follow him) and was selected by the Detroit Tigers in the 3rd round of the 2004 MLB Draft.

Jeff made it all the way to Major League Baseball, appearing in 9 games for the Detroit Tigers during the 2010 season. He spent a total of nine seasons playing professionally across various organizations.

Relationship Status	Married
Wife	Jacquelyn “Jackie” Verdon Frazier
Children	Sons: Blake and Grant Daughter: Kylie
Parents	Father: Charlie Frazier Mother: Joan Frazier
Siblings	Brothers: Charlie Frazier Jr. and Jeff Frazier

Todd Frazier Career

Todd Frazier built his career from a childhood baseball star to a Major League All-Star, and then into a respected voice in sports broadcasting.

1998: Little League World Series champion

In 1998, Frazier led the Toms River East team from New Jersey to the Little League World Series title.

He went 4 for 4 in the championship game, including a leadoff home run, and was the winning pitcher. That title made him a household name in New Jersey while he was still a child.

2005 to 2007: Rutgers and the MLB Draft

At Rutgers University, Frazier became one of college baseball’s top hitters. The Cincinnati Reds drafted him 34th overall in 2007.

Along the way, he also won a gold medal with Team USA at the 2006 World University Championship in Havana.

2011 to 2015: Cincinnati Reds and the Home Run Derby

Frazier made his MLB debut for the Cincinnati Reds on May 23, 2011. He finished third in National League Rookie of the Year voting in 2012 and earned his first All-Star nod in 2014.

2016 to 2017: Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees

Frazier was traded to the Chicago White Sox before the 2016 season and had one of his best power years, hitting 40 home runs. He remained a steady middle-of-the-order threat for Chicago.

In July 2017, he was traded to the New York Yankees, where he reached the postseason. He wore number 21 with the Yankees in honor of former outfielder Paul O’Neill.

2018 to 2021: Mets, Rangers, and Pirates

Frazier signed a two-year contract with the New York Mets in February 2018. He then played for the Texas Rangers in 2020, returned to the Mets that same season, and finished with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

His last MLB appearance came on May 9, 2021, closing out an 11-year career with six teams.

2021: Olympic silver medal

Before his final chapter as a player, Frazier suited up for Team USA. He was part of the 2020 United States Olympic team that won a silver medal in Tokyo. That run turned out to be his last time on the field as a player.

2023 to present: Broadcasting career

Frazier joined the YES Network in 2023 as a New York Yankees analyst. He also helps host the daily independent MLB show Foul Territory alongside A.J. Pierzynski, Erik Kratz, and Adam Jones.

In addition, he works as a game analyst on ESPN’s Little League World Series coverage. He also called MLB Wild Card round games for ESPN, working the 2024 Astros and Tigers series with play-by-play voice Michael Kay and Tim Kurkjian, and the 2025 Guardians and Tigers series with Sean McDonough and Taylor McGregor.

Todd Frazier Awards and Achievements

Todd Frazier’s career mixed youth baseball glory, All-Star honors, and international medals. His biggest highlights spanned every level of the game.

Key Wins

1998: Little League World Series champion with Toms River East.
2006: Gold medal, World University Championship, Team USA.
2007: Big East Player of the Year and All-American at Rutgers.
2014: Selected as a National League All-Star.
2015: Selected as an All-Star and won the MLB Home Run Derby.

Key Nominations and Honors

2012: Third place in National League Rookie of the Year voting.
2014: Runner-up in the Home Run Derby.
2020: Silver medal with Team USA at the Tokyo Olympics (second place).
2025: Part of the YES Network team nominated for a New York Emmy in the Live Sporting Event Season category.

Todd Frazier Controversy

In September 2018, while playing for the Mets, Frazier fooled an umpire during a diving play near the stands against the Los Angeles Dodgers. He later admitted that he showed the umpire a fan’s rubber ball after losing the real one during his fall, and the out call stood. The play sparked debate over gamesmanship, with Frazier saying it was part of the show.

Todd Frazier Net Worth

The estimated net worth of Todd Frazier is around $7 million, built mostly through his Major League Baseball career.

Net Worth (Approx.)

$7 million

Todd Frazier Height, Weight, and Physical Stats

Below are the physical stats of Todd Frazier:

Height	In centimeters: 190.5 cm In meters: 1.91 m In feet and inches: 6 feet 3 inches
Weight	In kg: 98 kg In lbs: 215 lbs
Hair Color	Dark brown
Eye Color	Hazel

Interesting Facts About Todd Frazier

His nickname is “The Toddfather,” and he is known online by the handle FlavaFraz21.
He is a fan of fellow New Jersey native Frank Sinatra.
He was the first Little League World Series champion in history to go on to win the MLB Home Run Derby.