How education and upbringing influenced the life of Cole Hamels. A timeline of key moments.
Cole Hamels, nicknamed "Hollywood", is a retired American professional baseball pitcher. He played in MLB for the Philadelphia Phillies (2006-2015), Texas Rangers (2015-2018), Chicago Cubs (2018-2019), and Atlanta Braves (2020). He had a notable career as a left-handed pitcher, known for his time with the Phillies.
On December 27, 1983, Colbert Michael Hamels was born. He is an American former professional baseball pitcher, nicknamed "Hollywood."
In 2005, Cole Hamels broke his pitching hand in a bar fight before the season began, impacting his career.
On December 31, 2006, Cole Hamels married Heidi Strobel, who was a contestant on Survivor: The Amazon.
Cole Hamels formed the Hamels Foundation in 2009 with a mission of uplifting the lives of children, families & communities across the globe through the power of education.
After a disappointing 2009 season, Cole Hamels 'found his game' in 2010.
During the 2011 off-season, Cole Hamels underwent surgeries on his elbow and to repair a hernia.
By the start of Spring training in 2012, Cole Hamels had recovered from elbow and hernia surgeries.
In 2014, Cole Hamels and his wife built a home in Newtown Square where they resided with their children.
In 2017, Cole Hamels and his wife donated their 32,000-square-foot Missouri mansion, valued at $10 million, to Camp Barnabas, a Christian charity for children with special needs.
Years later, in 2018, Hamels joked that Yankee fans love him due to the fact that he helped them win the series.
In 2021, Cole Hamels and his wife put their Newtown Square home up for sale.
In 2021, Cole Hamels resigned from the organization (Hamels Foundation), and it was re-named as "Uplift Malawi".
In 2024, Cole Hamels and his wife officially divorced.