Noah Syndergaard Married To Baseball After Breakup With Girlfriend Alexandra Cooper in 2017

In 2017, Noah Syndergaard jokingly said baseball is his girlfriend, wife, partner, or significant other. Whatever fans want to call it.

Syndergaard does not have a wife to warm his home, but his baseball does a better job of keeping him company through the highs and the lows. 

The Philadelphia Phillies baseball pitcher has not been married.

“Baseball is my significant other. #focus #LGM,” Noah Syndergaard tweeted on December 12, 2017.

His fans found him a comedic genius after he dropped the tweet with a screenshot of a status dropdown box with “single” highlighted. To make a serious situation funny takes skills. His wittiness was off the charts as he continued to poke fun at his relationship.

“I’m still lifting heavy, but in a [smarter] way,’’ Syndergaard said. “Like last year was not the [smartest] thing. Last year, I did a lot of pull-ups, which is primarily a lat exercise. This year, I have not done one pull-up.”

Even though he was romantically involved with a few other women in the past, none of those relationships ever progressed to the point where he wanted to pop the question.

Syndergaard spent his early life in the city of Mansfield, Texas, which is located just outside of Dallas. He is now 30 years old. The right-handed batter didn’t exhibit his baseball skill until his final year of high school, so he bypassed college and went straight into the big leagues, signing with the Blue Jays in 2010.

From then, his professional life set off in a new direction. In 2017, Major League Baseball player Syndergaard was romantically involved with Instagram model and podcast presenter Alexandra Cooper. 

She posted several images of herself and Noah together on her various social media platforms, leading many of her followers to assume that they were not joking around and that their relationship was genuine and severe.

They started going out together in April 2017. However, Noah dropped a tweet on December 12 hinting they had broken up. 

Noah Syndergaard and his ex-girlfriend, Alexandra Cooper, called it quits in December 2017.

The pair had only been dating for more than half a year when they began their romance in April 2017. Christmas was just around the corner when they parted ways. The Christmas gifts they had bought for each other probably never exchanged hands.

Before she started dating the MLB player, Alexandra Cooper was making a name for herself as the presenter of the podcast titled “Call Her Daddy,” which is produced by Barstool Sports.

However, her popularity graph escalated as soon as the rumor of her being in a relationship with Noah Syndergaard spread. Cooper is also a celebrity on Instagram, with 2.2 million followers on @alexandracooper. 

They were reportedly photographed together at a Christmas celebration a few years later in 2020, according to Page Six. This, of course, gave rise to more allegations of romantic involvement.

It was after Alex said on her podcast that she was seeing two men, one of whom was her ex-boyfriend. Many viewers immediately assumed that Noah was referred to as the “ex” in the issue.

Before dating Alexa, Syndergaard was in a romantic affair with Ellen Kraemer in 2015, and even before Ellen, the MLB star had dated Samantha Van Veen, with whom he broke up in 2014.

Noah Syndergaard is of mixed ethnicity. His heritage is an amalgamation of Norwegian, English, German, Danish, and Welsh.

Although the Phillies pitcher was born in Texas, United States, it is believed that his ancestors were of European origin. Many netizens are also wondering if the 30-year-old athlete has any ties to the Vikings’ descent.

The truth is he is not a Viking, but he has had a cameo in the Netflix historical drama series with the same name, “Vikings.” In 2018, Syndergaard shared with MLB fans that he had just shaved off his trademark blond hair. It turns out that the drastic change in hair was for a particular part in one of the episodes of Vikings. 

The famous baseball player portrayed the part of Thorbjorn, a Viking warrior who is devoted to Ivar the Boneless and regards him as a divinity who walked the earth. Seems like Noah is a big fan of pop culture.

This is Syndergaard’s fourth recurring role in a TV show with a screenplay. His acting credits include a few seconds as a Lannister soldier in a fight scene from Season 7 of Game of Thrones and a brief appearance in the Cartoon Network sitcom Uncle Grandpa.

Moreover, certain groups might also scratch their heads at why he is nicknamed “Thor,” and they might unearth his possible connections to ancient Norse mythology and build a conspiracy theory around it.

Noah Syndergaard was born to his parents, Brad Syndergaard and Heidi Syndergaard, as Noah Seth Syndergaard on August 29, 1992, in Mansfield, Texas.

His father, Brad Syndergaard, is a farmer and animal rearer involved in horse breeding, while his mother, Heidi, works as a customer service rep for Abbott Laboratories.

Both of Syndergaard’s paternal half-sisters were older than him by at least 14 years, and he seldom saw them. Syndergaard did not take American football seriously despite growing up in a region where it was the most major sport. Instead, he took up baseball at his mother’s encouragement when he was seven.

His grandpa, Kenneth Wayne Syndergaard, was born in Iowa to Danish parents. His father was also Danish. Meanwhile, Eve Lois Cowan, Noah’s maternal grandmother, was from the United States. She was born and raised in Oklahoma by her parents, Joseph Andrew Cowan and Ada Smith.