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Sam Fuld

Samuel Babson Fuld (born November 20, 1981) is an American former professional baseball outfielder and executive who currently serves as the vice president and general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies in (MLB). Fuld was born in , to parents Kenneth Fuld and Amanda Merrill, and he identifies as while being exposed to both and in his upbringing. He attended for high school and later graduated from with a degree in . At Stanford, Fuld set the career record with 24 hits and was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 10th round of the 2004 MLB Draft. Fuld made his MLB debut with the Cubs on September 5, 2007, and went on to play eight seasons as an outfielder for the Cubs (2007–2010), (2011–2013), (2014–2015), and (2015), appearing in 599 games with a career of .227, 12 home runs, 112 RBIs, and 67 stolen bases. Known for his defensive prowess and speed, he earned the award in 2007 and hit .240 with 20 stolen bases for the Rays in 2011, while also making a rare pitching appearance in a 2013 game. Fuld managed throughout his career, using it to promote awareness, and represented Team in the before retiring in 2015. Transitioning to front-office work, Fuld joined the Phillies organization in November 2017 as a major league player information coordinator and advanced through roles including director of integration and strategic initiatives before being promoted to on December 22, 2020, making him a key lieutenant to President of Baseball Operations . His contract was extended in December 2022, and he continued in the role through the 2024 season, overseeing baseball operations during the Phillies' pennant win that year. In November 2024, the Phillies announced that Fuld would share duties with Preston Mattingly starting in 2025 while pursuing an MBA at the University of Pennsylvania's , with a planned transition to president of business operations in May 2026. As of November 2025, Fuld remains the Phillies' and .

Early life and education

Early life

Samuel Babson Fuld was born on November 20, 1981, in Durham, New Hampshire. He weighed 10 pounds at birth, prompting the delivery room nurse to remark to his parents that he would make a great football player. Fuld is the son of Kenneth Fuld, a longtime administrator at the University of New Hampshire who served as chairman of the psychology department and dean of the College of Liberal Arts, and Amanda Merrill, a former New Hampshire state senator. His father is Jewish and his mother is Catholic, leading Fuld to grow up celebrating both Hanukkah and Christmas in a household that embraced elements of both faiths. Fuld has described this interfaith upbringing as providing the "best of both worlds," with Hanukkah involving lighting the menorah and Christmas featuring family gatherings and a real tree. From a young age, Fuld showed a strong interest in , growing up as a Boston Red Sox fan in and playing in Little League. As a child around age three, he began practicing by hitting plastic wiffle balls pitched by his grandmother, and by elementary school, he carried a handbook of major league statistics like a security blanket, reflecting his early passion for the game's analytical side. At age 10, Fuld was diagnosed with after experiencing excessive , frequent urination, and unexplained of about 10 pounds during a Little League summer. His parents encouraged him to manage the condition independently from an early age, which he credits with building his resilience.

High school career

Sam Fuld attended , a prestigious preparatory school in , where he developed into a standout on the varsity team. As a three-time captain and four-time , Fuld demonstrated exceptional leadership and skill, earning four selections to the All-Conference team in the Central New England Prep School Baseball League. His defensive prowess in the outfield, combined with his speed and hitting ability, made him a pivotal player for the Big Red. During his high school career, Fuld posted impressive batting averages, including .613 as a and .600 as a junior, when he helped lead the team to a 16-2 record and the CNEPSBL championship—one of the most successful seasons in prep baseball history. In his senior year, he maintained a strong .550 average, contributing significantly to the team's efforts despite a 9-12 overall record. Fuld's performance earned him preseason First Team All-American honors from outlets including Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball, , and , as well as the 2000 Gatorade Player of the Year award; Baseball America ranked him 19th among the nation's top high school prospects. Fuld balanced his athletic commitments with the rigorous academics at Phillips Exeter, a school renowned for its challenging curriculum, while attracting recruitment interest from 94 colleges, including institutions. His family provided crucial support throughout his high school years, encouraging his pursuit of both and . Ultimately, these experiences positioned him for a successful transition to at .

College career

Fuld enrolled at in the fall of 2000, where he majored in and balanced his academic pursuits with a prominent role on the team. He completed his degree in 2004, prioritizing graduation despite opportunities to leave early for . As a four-year starting for the , Fuld established himself as a dynamic and elite defender. Over his collegiate career, he batted .335 with 353 hits in 1,054 at-bats, scored a school-record 266 runs, recorded 148 , and hit 16 home runs while stealing numerous bases. His defensive prowess in center field was widely regarded as Gold Glove-caliber, contributing to Stanford's strong outfield play during his tenure and earning him recognition for acrobatic catches and accurate throws. Fuld earned All-American honors twice, first as a Second Team Freshman All-American by Baseball America in 2001 and later as a Third Team All-American by the NCBWA in 2003. He also garnered three All-Pac-10 selections and was named to the All- team twice, including in 2003 when Stanford reached the for the third consecutive year under his leadership in the lineup. During the 2003 , Fuld set the all-time tournament record for career hits with 24, showcasing his consistency in high-stakes games. Following his senior season, Fuld was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 10th round (306th overall) of the 2004 MLB Draft, having previously declined a 24th-round selection by the same team in 2003 to return and complete his degree. This decision underscored his commitment to while transitioning to .

Professional playing career

Minor league career

Fuld was selected by the Chicago Cubs in the 10th round of the out of and signed a professional contract with the organization on July 9, 2004. Although drafted that summer, he did not appear in any games in 2004, instead preparing for his professional debut the following year. Fuld's career began in 2005 with the Single-A Peoria Chiefs of the , where he batted .300 with a .377 , five home runs, and 18 stolen bases across 125 games, showcasing his contact skills and base-running ability. He advanced to Advanced-A in 2006 with the Daytona Cubs of the , again hitting .300 with 22 stolen bases in 89 games despite playing through the physical demands of defense. In 2007, Fuld split time between Double-A of the Southern League, where he batted .290 in 90 games, and a late-season promotion to Triple-A of the [Pacific Coast League](/page/Pacific_Coast League), hitting .269 in 14 games; this performance led directly to his call-up in September. Over his full minor league career spanning eight seasons, Fuld posted a .284 with a .371 and 106 stolen bases in 633 games, while earning recognition for his elite center field defense, including plus range and fearless pursuit of balls that scouts described as superior to many major leaguers. During his extended time in the Cubs' system, Fuld managed —diagnosed at age 10—with twice-daily insulin injections, a regimen that required careful monitoring amid the rigors of minor league travel and play, though no major injuries are recorded from this period.

Chicago Cubs

Fuld made his debut with the Chicago Cubs on September 5, 2007, as part of a late-season call-up from Triple-A . In his initial appearance, he entered as a defensive replacement in left field during a 7-1 win over the , though he did not record an at-bat. Over the final weeks of the 2007 season, Fuld appeared in 14 games, primarily as a and late-inning outfield substitute, scoring three runs without registering a hit in three plate appearances. Fuld's role with the Cubs from 2007 to 2010 was that of a versatile reserve and , often deployed for his speed and defensive skills rather than everyday at-bats. He earned a spot on the 2009 Opening Day roster, marking his first full-season opportunity at the level, where he played in 65 games across all three positions. That year, Fuld posted a .299 (29-for-97) with a .409 , one , and two stolen bases, contributing solid production in limited action while showcasing his ability to get on base and provide late-game defense. His 2010 season was more limited, with 19 games played and a .143 average (4-for-28), again focusing on pinch-running duties and defense. Across his Cubs tenure, Fuld appeared in 98 games, batting .252 (33-for-131) with one , five , and 23 runs scored, while stealing two bases. Defensively, he was valued for his range and willingness to make diving catches and wall-crashing plays in the outfield, earning praise for his effort despite limited playing time. On January 8, 2011, the Cubs traded Fuld, along with prospects , , Hak-Ju Lee, and Brandon Guyer, to the in exchange for pitcher , outfielder Fernando Perez, and relief pitcher Zach Rosscup.

Tampa Bay Rays

Acquired by the in a trade from the Cubs on January 8, 2011, in exchange for and two other players, Sam Fuld earned a spot on the roster as a left fielder. He quickly transitioned into the starting left fielder and role by mid-April, showcasing a breakout performance that captivated fans. In April 2011, Fuld posted a .364 over 25 games, including a memorable 4-for-6 outing against the Boston Red Sox on April 11 where he hit a , a triple, and two doubles while making a spectacular diving catch. This hot streak, combined with his energetic play, led to the nickname "Super Sam" among Rays supporters and highlighted his speed, contact hitting, and defensive prowess. Over the 2011 season, Fuld appeared in 105 games for the Rays, batting .240 with 3 home runs, 27 RBIs, and 20 stolen bases while leading off in most victories. His elite outfield defense solidified his reputation, as he ranked fourth among American League left fielders in assists and was a finalist for the AL Gold Glove Award in left field despite playing only 75 games there. Fuld's glove work, including diving catches and strong throws, contributed to the Rays' postseason run, where he batted .250 in the ALDS against the Texas Rangers. From 2012 to 2013, Fuld's role diminished due to injuries, limiting his playing time and production. In , a right sidelined him for much of the season, resulting in just 44 games with a .255 , though he remained valued for his speed (7 stolen bases) and defensive versatility across all three positions. He returned from the 60-day disabled list in but saw sporadic action. In 2013, Fuld played a career-high 118 games but struggled offensively at .199, primarily serving as a reserve and pinch-runner while providing solid glove work in 47 starts. On August 6, 2013, Fuld made a rare appearance as a , throwing one scoreless in relief during a 12-3 loss to the Detroit Tigers. The Rays granted him free agency on December 2, 2013, ending his tenure in after 267 total games, where he hit .230 overall with a reputation as a fan-favorite .

Oakland Athletics

Fuld signed a minor league contract with the on February 4, 2014, and earned a spot on the roster as a non-roster invitee following a strong performance. In his initial stint with the team, he appeared in seven games as a utility , batting .200 (6-for-30) with two triples and providing defensive versatility across all three positions. On April 12, 2014, Fuld was by the Athletics and claimed off waivers by the on April 20. He returned to Oakland on July 31, 2014, when the Twins traded him back to the Athletics in exchange for left-handed Tommy . In the second half of the 2014 season, Fuld contributed in 53 games, primarily as a late-inning defensive replacement and occasional starter, helping bolster the Athletics' outfield depth during their playoff push with his speed and glove work. Overall, he hit .209 with three home runs, nine stolen bases, and a .606 across 60 games with Oakland that year. Fuld re-signed with the Athletics on a one-year deal prior to the 2015 season, avoiding . He served as a part-time and option, appearing in 120 games while splitting time between left, center, and right field. That year, Fuld batted .197 with two home runs, nine stolen bases, and solid defense, posting a 0.8 value as a reliable utility contributor. In , Fuld's season was derailed by a strained left shoulder injury sustained in , placing him on the disabled list retroactive to March 25; he did not appear in any games and was activated from the 60-day disabled list only at season's end. Following the season, he elected free agency on November 3, . Fuld announced his from playing on November 3, 2017, citing a desire to focus on family and transition into roles in operations.

Minnesota Twins

Sam Fuld was claimed off waivers by the Minnesota Twins from the Oakland Athletics on April 20, 2014, adding depth to their outfield roster. During his time with the Twins, spanning from late April to late July, Fuld appeared in 53 games, primarily serving as a center fielder and left fielder while providing speed, defensive versatility, and base-running contributions. He batted .274 with 45 hits, including 10 doubles and 1 home run, along with 12 stolen bases, helping to stabilize the team's young outfield amid injuries and inconsistencies. Fuld's role emphasized his reputation as a reliable and late-inning replacement, though he earned regular playing time due to his energetic style and ability to spark rallies. As a 32-year-old veteran on a rebuilding featuring emerging talents like , he brought leadership and poise to the group. On July 31, 2014, the Twins traded Fuld back to the in exchange for left-handed starting pitcher , ending his brief tenure in Minnesota.

World Baseball Classic

Sam Fuld expressed interest in representing Team as early as 2013 for the but was unable to participate that year because his then-team, the , did not want to risk injury to one of their key reserves. He officially committed to the roster in January 2017, marking a late-career opportunity following his missed 2016 season due to shoulder surgery while with the . As the starting and for in Pool A at the in , Fuld batted .250 over the tournament. He contributed defensively with highlight-reel plays, including a spectacular diving catch to rob South Korea's of a hit during 's upset 2-1 victory over the host nation in 10 innings on March 6, 2017. That win, combined with victories over (15-3 on March 7) and the (4-2 on March 9), propelled Israel to a perfect 3-0 record in the pool and advancement to the second-round quarterfinals in as the tournament's biggest surprise. In the second round, Israel finished 1-2 in Pool E, ultimately placing sixth overall with a 4-2 tournament record. Fuld later reflected on the experience as deeply meaningful, stating, "I am proud to call myself Jewish... Getting to see , and doing it with other Jewish players, a small fraternity in , is something I will never forget," highlighting his strengthened connection to his Jewish heritage through representing .

Executive career

Early front office positions

Following his retirement from playing baseball in November 2017, Sam Fuld entered Baseball's ranks by joining the Philadelphia Phillies as major league player information coordinator in November 2017. In this newly created position, Fuld focused on incorporating advanced analytics into the team's operational framework, assisting the with data-informed game plans, scouting reports, and in-game strategies while drawing on his eight years of big-league experience to make complex information accessible to players and managers. Fuld remained in this coordinator role through 2019, during which he honed his ability to translate statistical insights into practical applications for player performance and preparation, helping to foster a culture of within the organization. His work emphasized evaluating talent through a blend of qualitative observations from his playing days and quantitative metrics, such as swing path analysis and biomechanical data, to support more nuanced player development and roster decisions. In early 2020, Fuld was promoted to of integrative performance, a role that expanded his responsibilities to oversee the intersection of , , and high-performance training across the Phillies' major and minor league systems. Here, he contributed to analytics-driven initiatives that enhanced player evaluation and , bridging the gap between data experts and on-field personnel to inform decisions like acquisition targets and development plans—efforts that laid foundational support for the team's analytical edge during their 2022 pennant-winning campaign.

Philadelphia Phillies general manager

Sam Fuld was promoted to the position of vice president and general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies on December 22, 2020, succeeding and serving as the top lieutenant to president of baseball operations . In this role, Fuld contributed to several pivotal roster moves aimed at bolstering the team's competitiveness. During the 2021 trade deadline, the Phillies acquired starting pitcher and reliever , along with prospect Hans Crouse, from the in a deal that sent , Kevin Gowdy, and Josh Gessner to , providing immediate rotation depth amid injuries and inconsistencies. The following offseason, Fuld helped orchestrate the signing of outfielder to a four-year, $79 million contract on March 20, 2022, adding power to the lineup as a designated hitter and left fielder. Under Fuld's oversight, the Phillies made aggressive acquisitions that propelled them to a deep postseason run in 2022, finishing the regular season with an 87-75 record and securing a berth before defeating the in the Division Series, the San Diego Padres in the Championship Series, and advancing to the , where they fell to the Houston Astros in six games. The Phillies returned to the in 2023 and won the pennant again in 2024, though they lost the to the Yankees, before Fuld's planned transition. Building on this momentum, the front office, led by Fuld and Dombrowski, signed Trea Turner to an 11-year, $300 million deal on December 8, 2022, further strengthening the infield and committing to sustained contention. These moves exemplified a strategy blending veteran additions with internal growth, as the team integrated young talents like and into key roles during the playoff surge. Fuld's management approach emphasized collaboration with Dombrowski, leveraging the latter's traditional expertise alongside data-driven to balance "" and "" team-building philosophies. Drawing from his prior experience as director of integrative baseball performance—a role he assumed in early 2020 that focused on player health, wellness, and performance optimization—Fuld prioritized player development initiatives, including overhauls to the system in 2021 to enhance skill acquisition and . This holistic focus contributed to improved roster durability and depth, supporting the Phillies' 2022 playoff breakthroughs. On December 19, 2022, the Phillies extended Fuld's contract through the 2025 season, alongside assistant general managers Ned Rice and Jorge Velandia, recognizing his role in the organization's resurgence.

Transition to business operations

On November 8, 2024, the Philadelphia Phillies announced that Sam Fuld would transition from his role as and to pursue a part-time MBA at the University of Pennsylvania's . Upon completing his MBA in May 2026, Fuld is slated to assume the position of president of business operations, where he will oversee key areas including ticketing, marketing, and revenue generation for the organization. In the interim, Fuld will share duties with Preston Mattingly starting in 2025 while managing his academic commitments, ensuring a seamless transition through at least 2026. As of November 2025, Fuld remains the Phillies' and . To fill the shared GM role, the Phillies promoted assistant of player development Preston Mattingly. Fuld's decision stemmed from discussions with Phillies president of baseball operations and managing partner John Middleton earlier that spring, presenting a compelling professional and personal opportunity to leverage his extensive expertise in business leadership. He expressed enthusiasm for the shift, noting that while had been the "heart and soul" of his career, he was eager to apply those insights to the business side of the franchise.

Personal life

Family and heritage

Sam Fuld married Sarah Kolodner in June 2009 after meeting her as fellow students at ; she later attended and played there. The couple has four children: Charlie, Jane, William (born September 28, 2013), and Spencer. Upon joining the Phillies organization in November 2017 as player information coordinator, Fuld and his family relocated to the Philadelphia area, where they have resided since. Fuld comes from a mixed-faith background, with a Jewish father and Catholic mother, and was raised celebrating holidays from both traditions, though he did not have a bar . His Jewish heritage qualified him to represent in the in 2017, where he played as an and contributed to the team's unexpected success. Throughout his playing and executive career, Fuld has drawn significant support from his family, including his wife assisting with his physical training regimen and his parents providing emotional encouragement during key transitions, such as his retirement from and shift to front-office roles.

Diabetes

Sam Fuld was diagnosed with at the age of 10. Since entering his professional baseball career, he has managed the condition using an and, later, a (CGM), which he described as a "game-changer" for monitoring via his phone. His family has provided consistent support in this ongoing management. During his playing career, Fuld incorporated into his routine without any major game absences attributed to the condition. Pre-game preparations included consistent meals, such as , to stabilize blood levels and reduce variables. On the field, he made adjustments like keeping quick-access sources available and monitoring glucose in the dugout during extended to prevent lows, emphasizing that the required ultimately enhanced his focus and performance. Fuld has been an active advocate for type 1 diabetes awareness, particularly for young athletes. He founded the Sam Fuld T1D Sports Camp in 2011, initially held at the and now at Rotary’s Camp Florida in , an annual event that has served over 100 children and families, drawing from his own experiences at diabetes camps. He serves on the board of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation () Tampa Bay chapter and has participated in fundraising events, including golf tournaments. Additionally, Fuld has engaged in at camps and seminars, sharing insights on managing diabetes while pursuing high-level athletics. In his post-playing executive roles, Fuld continues to manage his effectively, integrating it into demanding schedules while prioritizing work-life balance to sustain long-term . He has noted that the condition does not hinder his professional responsibilities, allowing him to focus on in operations.

Recognition and honors

Playing awards

During his junior year at in 2003, Fuld was selected as a Second-Team Preseason All-American by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, recognizing his status as one of the top outfielders in entering the season. He also earned First-Team Preseason All-American honors from Baseball America that year, highlighting his elite skills in hitting, speed, and defense after leading the Pac-10 in hits the previous season. In 2007, Fuld was named the after batting .335 with 6 home runs and 38 RBIs for the Mesa Solar Sox. In 2011, while enjoying a breakout season with the , his performance exemplified his unexpected rise as a regular starter, where he led the in batting average and stolen bases through the first 20 games. To celebrate his popularity and highlight-reel plays, the Rays organized "Super Sam Fuld Cape Day" on May 29 at , distributing capes to fans in tribute to his ""-like defensive efforts. Fuld's defensive prowess that year earned him widespread recognition, including multiple features on ESPN's Web Gems for spectacular diving catches and throws. He recorded a career-high 11 assists, tying for seventh among outfielders and underscoring his aggressive, range-extending style in left and center field.

Executive achievements

As general manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, Sam Fuld oversaw a significant turnaround for the franchise, guiding the team from a 28-32 record in the shortened 2020 season to an 87-75 finish and pennant in 2022. His leadership contributed to key acquisitions and strategic decisions that propelled the Phillies to the , where they fell to the Houston Astros in six games. In recognition of this postseason success, the Phillies extended Fuld's contract through the 2025 season; he continued in the role, sharing duties with Preston Mattingly starting in 2025. Fuld's front office tenure continued to yield results in 2023, with the Phillies capturing the NL East title, defeating the and in the postseason, and advancing to the before losing to the Diamondbacks. This appearance marked the team's second consecutive deep playoff run under his guidance, underscoring his role in building a competitive roster amid injuries and roster adjustments. In 2024, the Phillies won the NL East with a 95-67 record, secured the pennant by defeating the in the NLCS, and advanced to the , where they lost to the in seven games. As of November 2025, Fuld remains vice president and general manager while pursuing an MBA at the . Prior to his promotion to GM, Fuld headed the Phillies' integrative baseball performance department, implementing innovative protocols to enhance player health, training, and recovery through a multidisciplinary approach combining , nutrition, and . This initiative, which he led starting in 2019, optimized performance across the organization and reflected his background as a former player. Throughout his executive career, Fuld has been praised by peers for effectively bridging the gap between players and , leveraging his on-field experience to foster and in data-driven . Colleagues have highlighted him as a rising star in MLB operations for this unique perspective, which helped integrate advanced metrics into daily team strategies.

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