Who is Anna Callaway? Meet Mickey Callaway's wife who is a former healthcare rep for Pfizer
On February 2, 2021, news broke that Los Angeles Angel pitching coach Mickey Callaway is being accused of inappropriate behavior by at least five women. The former New York Met's manager reportedly "pursued" these five women that work in sports media with The Athletic reporting that Mickey had sent three of them "inappropriate photographs" and even asked one to send "nude photos in return."
Mickey has a wife and two kids, a point he brought up while responding to an email from The Athletic; his wife hasn't made a public comment about the accusations yet.
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Who is Mickey Callaway's wife Anna Callaway?
Engaged on October 7, 2001, Mickey has been married to Anna Callaway since October 21, 2001. Their ceremony took place at the Memphis Brooks Museum in Memphis. The couple share two daughters named Catherine and Madeline together. It has been reported that the family lives in Santa Ros Beach, Florida.
Anna was born Anna Louisa Currie Snipes on May 25, 1975. According to reports, the name she uses on social media is Anna Snipes Callaway. Her parents are Larry Baddour and Farrington Burnett Snipes Jr. The retired American professional baseball pitcher's wife graduated from Tuscaloosa Academy in 1993 and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Auburn University. It has also been written that she is a former healthcare rep for Pfizer.
What is Mickey Callaway being accused of?
The publication revealed that these women spoke to them, but asked to not be identified. They said that the accused has sent them "unsolicited electronic messages" and commented on their appearance "regularly", in a way that had made them uncomfortable. The publication also revealed some of the instances where the coach had "thrust his crotch" near the face of the women that was interviewing him. Another woman disclosed that Mickey had told her he would "share information about the Mets" if she got drunk with him.
Two of the five women also revealed that they had been "warned" about Mickeys' behavior by members in the media and those that worked in baseball. These instances, the women said, had been going on for "at least five years" in different cities and three teams. The Atheltic received a response to an email they had sent Mickey, the coach said that he is looking forward to an "opportunity to provide more specific responses".
Mickey said, "Any relationship in which I was engaged has been consensual, and my conduct was in no way intended to be disrespectful to any women involved. I am married and my wife has been made aware of these general allegations.”
