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CC Sabathia’s journey into the National Baseball Hall of Fame was filled with trials and hardships along the way, including his ride up to Cooperstown.
The Sabathia family – his wife, Amber and four children, Carsten, Jaeden Ary, Cyia and Carter – were discovered on the side of a motorway with their car broken down. Thanks to the Hall of Fame pot, the moment was caught with a quick family self.
“Every time the six of us travel, something will probably happen,” Sabathia told Pakinomist Digital with a laugh for the Alpine Country Club in New Jersey on Tuesday. “Someone will cancel a flight, we will miss some luggage. So we have a group chat, and it is called ‘strong as a unit’ and it is as long as we can all get through something. Our car broke down on our way to Cooperstown. I took a picture, a snapshot of how our family dynamics work. Me and the kids playing around and having the most horrifying situation, and amber and amber.
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CC Sabathia poses for a photo during a ceremony honored his Hall of Fame induction before the game between Toronto Blue Jay Jays and New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on September 7, 2025 in New York, New York. (New York Yankees/Getty Images)
“It’s just another story for us to tell and we have lots of them. But it’s always something going on.”
Sabathia’s summer has been one to remember after voting into the hall as a first-ballot inductor, as it is one of only three left-handed jugs for a total of at least 250 wins and 3,000 strikes over their careers. He is also a member of Black Aces, a group of Afro -American and African Canadian pitchers who have won at least 20 matches in a single MLB season.
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Accolades is abundant for Sabathia and they will be shown in Cooperstown in the coming years. But this summer has not just been about personal results for Sabathia, and a good example of that is this week’s events that benefit his “fifth child” as he and his wife put it.
PITCCH in Foundation, founded in 2008, helps underrated youth across the country as the Sabathia family returns to the communities that influenced them on this journey to become a Hall of Fame jug. That’s the main reason why Sabathia was on the golf course on Tuesday when his foundation hosted his fifth annual golf classic-the new sports litigation for the big left hand.
CC Sabathia tip its hat to the crowd before a ceremony honor his Hall of Fame induction before the game between Toronto Blue Jay Jays and New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on September 7, 2025 in New York, New York. (New York Yankees/Getty Images)
And the day before, CC and Amber Sabathia hosted Legaccy Gala at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan for not only celebrating KANDE’s career and Hall of Fame Heading Certifications, but also for the benefit of the basis. The gala, filled with stars like Derek Jeter and Gerrit Cole, traveled more than $ 375,000, and after Yankees’ $ 250,000 contributions during a ceremony at Sunday’s bronx, the fund is ready to influence youth with more than half a million dollars and counts.
“It’s been incredible to see, not just the way Yankees continues to emerge for us – me, my wife and our family and the foundation,” Sabathia explained. “But just the support we still get at retirement and to see the foundation still thrive for five years in retirement. When you’re done playing, you don’t know what it will look like. I know it’s something that is super passionate for me and my family.”
Pitcch I and everything else in Sabathia’s life has always been a family affair. So this summer hasn’t just been about him – it’s been about those who have been by his side through it all.
Sabathia may have “transferred to being a full -time golfer,” but his influence on and outside the baseball court continues to follow his Hall of Fame induction. He has a role as an advisor in the MLB Commissioner’s office as well as with Yankees, the team he spent 11 of his 19 seasons with while winning a World Series title in 2009.
But still affecting future generations of ball players, golfers and who else may be, remains a constant in not only Sabathia’s life but his entire family. After all, the construction of a legaccy requires a strong support system.
Strong as a device.
CC Sabathia poses for a photo with its plaque under the Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony at the Clark Sports Center on July 27, 2025 in Cooperstown, New York. (New York Yankees/Getty Images)
“I think what you see now is what my whole career has been,” Sabathia said of her family. “We had kids really young, me and Amber. I was 22 years old and she was 21 years old. I played 19 years, so ‘little c’ so all my career. To get all the kids to celebrate now and understand what we went through – all we did, all the flights, all the things, why we can’t do this in the summer, why we should do this in WinterTime. of that.
“I’ve told people that this Hall of Fame -thing this summer has been more about all people around me than it is about me. In my speech, would tell the story of the women who helped me in my hometown. To have a chance to talk about my high school coach, my dad, anyone who has helped me should come to this point, my family. has been through.
