Kris Bryant
Kris Bryant is a Colorado Rockies baseball player, four-time All-Star and 2016 Cubs World Series champion who shares his life with fans on social media.
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MLBOverview
- Full name
- Kristopher Lee Bryant
- Born
- January 4, 1992 · Las Vegas, Nevada
- College
- University of San Diego
- MLB debut
- April 17, 2015 · Chicago Cubs
- Breakout
- 2015 National League Rookie of the Year
- Career teams
- Chicago Cubs, San Francisco Giants, Colorado Rockies
Mini bio
How it started.
Kris grew up playing baseball in Las Vegas, coached by his father Mike, a former Red Sox minor leaguer. He and Joey Gallo shared youth teams and batting-cage sessions. At the University of San Diego, Kris became a national name, leading the country with 31 home runs in 2013 and winning the Golden Spikes Award. The Cubs selected him second overall that year.
The Chicago years.
His major league debut came in April 2015. That season brought an All-Star selection and National League Rookie of the Year honors. In 2016, he helped the Cubs win the World Series and earned the NL MVP award. Further All-Star selections followed in 2019 and 2021.
A new chapter.
After a 2021 stint with San Francisco, he joined the Rockies in 2022. Recent updates have centered on his efforts to get back on the field.
Latest roster update.
Colorado activated Bryant from the 60-day injured list on November 2, 2026.
Creditschronological, newest first
Baseball
- 2022Colorado Rockies contractSigned through 2028
- 2021San Francisco Giants debutHit a home run in his first game
- 2016Chicago Cubs World Series championshipThird baseman
- 2013San Diego TorerosInfielder and Golden Spikes Award winner
Brand collaborations
- 2016EXPRESS spring campaignBrand ambassador
Awards
Quotes
I still try to live and play the game that way just to have fun.Kris Bryant, MiLB.com
In a 2015 interview about growing up in baseball, he explained the attitude he still tried to bring to the game.
Trivia
- His father’s approach to teaching hitting drew on Ted Williams’s book The Science of Hitting.
- He grew up playing alongside Joey Gallo, then reunited with him at the 2014 Futures Game.
- He set San Diego’s career home run record with 53.
- His 31 home runs in 2013 set the NCAA single-season record for the BBCOR bat era.
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