Wolters got his competitiveness from mom

May 12th, 2017
Rockies catcher Tony Wolters said he got his competitiveness from his mother, Debbie. (Wolters family)

DENVER -- Rockies catcher Tony Wolters will spend Mother's Day in Nashville, playing for Triple-A Albuquerque on an injury rehab assignment as he completes his recovery from a concussion.
Majors or Minors, he'll compete hard.
For that trait, Wolters can thank his mother.
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"My mom's name is Debbie, and my dad's name is Kelly. My parents were always there at all my games. They both were in banking, so they had their nights off where they can both see me play baseball. The picture here is from when I was 11, with the Rancho Buena Vista Little League All-Stars.
"My mom was a cheerleader and played tennis -- tennis was her big sport.
"My mom is very competitive. That's where I get my competitiveness from. I saw it when we played ping-pong. I beat her, she'd get pretty mad. But I've never played her in tennis."
Thanks, Mom.