Adam Cimber is an American Professional Baseball player who plays in Major League Baseball (MLB). Cimber currently plays for the Toronto Blue Jays as their pitcher. Previously, Adam Cimber played for San Diego Padres.
Adam Cimber reportedly earns around in the range of $6,921,286 as his yearly salary from Cleveland Indians. Further, he has an estimated net worth of around $6.9 million. Additionally, he is married to his long-term girlfriend-turned-wife, Lauren Cimber.
Adam has played 6 seasons in the MLB and has collected numerous experiences. The player has played with San Diego Padres, Cleveland Indians, Miami Marlins, and Toronto Blue Jays. Adam Climber has a reported net worth of $3.2 Million and has earned a total of $6,921,286.
Adam Cimber has an estimated net worth of $3.2 Million. SOURCE: Major League Bastian Currently, the player earns a base salary of $3,150,000 Apart from Adam Climber, there are several other affluent active athletes in the sports arena: Joe Flacco boasts a wealth of $85 million, while Ndamukong Suh has accumulated $80 million. Matt Ryan, on the other hand, holds a substantial fortune of $70 million, and Deshaun Watson follows suit with a net worth of $50 million.
According to the sources, Adam Cimber is married to his beautiful and adorable wife, Lauren Cimber. Also, Adam Cimber dated his girlfriend Lauren for quite a long time and tied the knot with her in November 2018. The baseball player looks extremely happy and satisfied with their wedding. They went to Hawaii for their honeymoon.
Adam Cimber married Lauren Griffin SOURCE: Instagram Despite being in a relationship for long, they are yet to be a parent. However, they might be thinking to start a new journey of life, experiencing parenthood very soon.
Besides that Adam Cimber is a pet-loving person.
Talking about his body measurements, Adam Cimber has a height of 1.91 m and a weight of 82 kg.
Adam Cimber has an estimated net worth of around $1 million as of 2022. He has summoned $3,771,286 from five seasons in NFL.
Cimber is under a 1 year / $1,575,000 contract with the Toronto Blue Jays, including $1,575,000 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $1,575,000. In 2022, his salary is $1,575,000.
Earlier, Cimber is under a 1 year / $563,800 contract with the Cleveland Indians, including $563,800 guaranteed, and an annual average salary of $563,800. Back in 2019, Corey Kluber is one of the highest earners of the Cleveland Indians with an annual salary of $17,000,000.
of his career contract and earnings, including bonus and incentives:
| YEAR | TEAM | SALARY |
| 2013 | San Diego Padres | $5,000 |
| 2018 | San Diego Padres | $216,820 |
| 2018 | San Diego Padres | $328,180 |
| 2019 | Cleveland Indians | $563,800 |
Reportedly, he is a player who earns a salary as a pre-arbitration player with reference to his service time in MLB, similar to Tyler Glasnow. In particular, the players under the pre-arbitration contract earn around MBL's basic salary. Further, in 2019, he earns $575,000 as a luxury Tax salary from Cleveland Indians.
The MLB Player Adam Cimber also earns a good amount of money from different sponsorships and endorsement deals, helping him to add an amount to his current net worth.
Adam Cimber was born on August 15, 1990, in Portland, Oregon to parents Russ Cimber and Lori Cimber. As per his nationality, he is American and belongs to the White ethnic group. Further, his star sign is Leo.
He enrolled at the University of Washington where he played college baseball from 2010-2012, compiling a 9-8 record and 4.15 ERA in 73 appearances after graduating from Puyallup High School in Puyallup, Washington. He then transferred to San Francisco University where he spent the 2013 season, posting in 57 innings a 6-3 record and 3.74 ERA.
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Cimber was drafted in the ninth round of the 2013 MLB Draft by the San Diego Padres. Cimber made the 2018 Opening Day roster for San Diego, and on March 29, 2018, he made his major league debut. On July 19, 2018, Cimber and Brad Hand were traded for Francisco Mejía to the Cleveland Indians.
