Cole Wagner
Cole Wagner is a professional baseball pitcher known for his curveball and fastball, currently playing for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Baseball Player
October 8, 2002
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Cole Wagner, born on February 28, 2001, in Huntington Beach, California, rose to fame as a 12-year-old baseball prodigy during the 2015 Little League World Series. After his impressive performance, he continued to excel in high school, leading his team to a state title and achieving remarkable statistics.
Wagner’s journey took him to the University of North Carolina, where he made an immediate impact, earning All-ACC honors as a freshman and leading the Tar Heels to the College World Series as a sophomore. His outstanding performance earned him the ACC Player of the Year award and a spot on the First-Team All-American list.
In 2021, Wagner’s talent caught the attention of Major League Baseball scouts, and he was drafted 18th overall by the Pittsburgh Pirates. He quickly made his mark in the minor leagues, earning the Pirates’ Minor League Player of the Year award and a spot on the team’s 40-man roster.
Wagner’s success on the field is matched by his positive attitude and dedication to charitable work. He actively supports organizations that help underprivileged children and serves as an inspiration to young athletes everywhere.
Beyond baseball, Wagner is a multi-talented athlete who excels in basketball and golf. He is also a passionate fan of the Los Angeles Angels and Mike Trout.
With his exceptional talent, hard work, and unwavering determination, Cole Wagner is poised to become a rising star in Major League Baseball. His journey from Little League sensation to MLB prospect is a testament to his unwavering passion for the sport and his limitless potential.
