Chadwick Tromp #38

His brother, Jiandido, was an outfielder in Philadelphia's system from 2011-18.

2025

Played in his sixth Major League season, appearing in eight games between Atlanta (two) and Baltimore (six)...Made the Opening Day roster with Atlanta for the first time in his career...Started two games at catcher before being designated for assignment on April 6...Signed by Baltimore as a minor league free agent on April 13 and assigned to Triple-A Norfolk...In 28 games with Norfolk, he slashed .250/.330/.370 (23-for-92) with two doubles, three homers and 12 RBI...Logged three hits in two out of four games from May 18-24 (G2)...Also slugged two home runs on May 24 at St. Paul (G2)...Had his contract selected by Baltimore on May 26...Played in six games at catcher in two stints, hitting .188 (3-for-16) with a double and a homer...Placed on the 10-day injured list with a lower back strain on July 1...Made six rehab appearances between Single-A Delmarva and High-A Aberdeen...Activated and sent outright to Norfolk on July 25 but chose to elect free agency...Signed by Boston as a Minor League free agent July 26 and spent the remainder of the season with Triple-A Worcester, appearing in 28 games.

2024

30-year-old Chadwick Tromp played in his fifth Major League season (third with Atlanta), posting a slash line of .250/.259/.365 (13-for-52) in 19 games...He hit six doubles, while recording six RBI and three runs...Threw out 5-of-17 (29.4%) of attempted base stealers...Established his career-high in doubles (six)...Matched his career high in hits 13 (also, 2020)...Threw out 4-of-18 (22.2%) of attempted base stealers over his first four big league seasons combined...Started 16 of Atlanta's games during the regular season, all at catcher...Appeared three times as a defensive replacement...Was not included on the club's postseason roster...Recalled by Atlanta on March 30...The club placed C Sean Murphy on the 10-day injured list with a strained left oblique muscle...Optioned to Triple-A Gwinnett on June 2...Recalled by Atlanta on Sept. 9...The club placed C Travis d'Arnaud on the paternity list...Optioned to Triple-A Gwinnett on Sept. 11...Went 2-for-4, with a two-run double, April 11 vs. New York (NL)...Marked his seventh career multi-hit game and first since Aug. 13, 2022 at Miami...Went 2-for-4 with two doubles and two RBI, April 16 at Houston...Marked his second career game with multiple extra-base hits, also: Aug. 13, 2022 at Miami...Doubled in three consecutive games, spanning May 17 – May 20 (G1) vs. San Diego...Matched the longest extra-base hit streak of his career, also: July 31-Aug. 3, 2020, as a member of the Giants. Played 60 games for Atlanta's Triple-A Gwinnett affiliate, hitting .303 (71-for-234), with seven home runs and 15 doubles...Recorded 48 RBI and 32 runs...Threw out 6-of-41 (14.6%) of attempted base stealers...Hit safely in 37 of his final 48 games with Gwinnett in 2024...Hit .321 (61-for-190), with six home runs, 11 doubles, 40 RBI, 27 runs, with an .868 OPS over that span...His .321 batting average ranked sixth among International Leaguers between those dates...Notched a 20-game on-base streak, spanning June 16-July 23...Was one of five Stripers with an on-base streak of at least 20 games...Has played 200 career games with Triple-A Gwinnett...His 29 home runs are third-most in club history, trailing Ernesto Mejia (59, 2012-14) and Adam Duvall (32, 2019).

2023

29-year-old Chadwick Tromp completed his fourth Major League season (second with Atlanta) posting a slash line of .125/.188/.188 (2-for-16), with one double and one RBI in six games...Started five of Atlanta's games during the regular season - all at catcher...Appeared once as a defensive replacement...Was not included on the club's postseason roster...Recalled by Atlanta, twice - first on April 9 (optioned May 8) and again on June 18 (optioned June 30)...Played for Team Netherlands in the 2023 World Baseball Classic...Hit .286 (4-for-14), with one home run, three RBI and one run in four games...Slashed .210/.336/.384 (47-for-224) in 65 games with Triple-A Gwinnett...He hit 10 home runs and nine doubles, while recording 33 RBI and 32 runs.. Defensively, nabbed 21of 68 would be base stealers (30.8%); fourth-most among International Leaguers...Recorded the four-best pop times on the club during the 2023 season, including a season-best 1.79 seconds, Aug. 17 at Durham...Notched his second consecutive season with at least 10 home runs (12 in 2022 - all with Triple-A Gwinnett) ..It's the first two seasons that he's reached double­ digit home run totals over his 11-year professional career...Hit the two longest home runs by any player on Triple-A Gwinnett's roster - a 476-foot, two-run shot, May 24 vs. Durham, off RHP Ryan Burr and a 451-foot, three-run blast, Aug. 10 at Charlotte, off RHP Luis Patino...His 476- foot longball vs. Durham was the fourth­ longest by any player in the International League during the 2023 season...Drew four walks, July 16 at Memphis; matched Triple-A Gwinnett's single-game record, done six times previously...Went 4-for-5 with two home runs (three-run, two-run), Aug. 10 at Charlotte; his fifth career­ multi-homer game...Established a single-game career-best with six RBI...Matched Triple-A Gwinnet's single-game record for runs with five.

2022

Was called up to the Majors and made his Braves debut on Aug. 13, going 3-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI...Sustained a left quadriceps strain as a result of that contest, landing him on the Injured List for the remainder of the season...Played 70 games for Triple-A Gwinnett, slashing .253/.297/.442 (63-for-249), resulting in a .739 OPS...Had 11 doubles, 12 home runs, 41 RBI and 34 runs scored for the Stripers...Was named International League Player of the Week on May 8, 2022, the first such honor of his career.

2021

Appeared in nine games for San Francisco in 2021, hitting .222 (4-for-18) with a home run and two RBI.

2020

Finished his first season in the big leagues, going 13- for-61 (.213) with four homers and 10 RBI...Started 19 games, all at catcher, and logged 160.1 innings behind the plate...Selected to the Giants’ Major League roster on July 28 and became the sixth player born in Aruba to make the big leagues, joining Xander Bogaerts (2013-present), Radhames Dykhoff (1998), Gene Kingslae (1996- 2003), Calvin Maduro (1996-2002) and Sidney Ponson (1998-2009)... Was in the starting lineup at catcher on July 29, making his Major League debut...Recorded his first Major League hit with a single to right field off Rangers LHP Mike Minor on July 31 at Oracle Park...finished the game 2-for-4 with two runs scored and one RBI...Hit his first Major League home run on Aug. 2 off Texas’ RHP Jesse Chavez...his two-run shot took Jeff Samardzija off the hook for a loss and drew the Giants even in the 6th inning...Placed on the 10-day IL on Sept. 22 with a strain in his right shoulder...sustained the injury two days prior at Oakland while diving headfirst back into first base. 

2019

Recovered from shoulder surgery the first half of the season...started a rehab assignment with the AZL-Reds in mid-June and hit .271 (13-for-48) with 16 RBI in 16 games... Appeared in 26 games with Triple-A Louisville, hitting .286 (22-for-77) with seven home runs and 21 RBI.

2018

Attended his first Major League Spring Training with the Reds ... Split the season between Double-A Pensacola and Triple-A Louisville ... Landed on the injured list on August 14 with a right rotator cuff strain.

2017

In 69 appearances for Class-A Advanced Daytona and Double-A Pensacola he combined to hit .259 with 13 doubles, one HR and 34 RBI ... Led Daytona catchers by throwing out 32% of the baserunners attempting to steal ... Following the season played for Scottsdale in the Arizona Fall League and hit .316 in 10 games.