(.317 BA) at their AAA affiliate, the Las Vegas 51's of the Pacific Coast League. This led to the Blue Jays purchasing Dellucci's contract, on July 3. After a brief stint with the big league club in Toronto, he was designated for assignment, on July 24, 2009 due to poor play. Electing not to accept his designation he was released on July 31, 2009 by the Las Vegas 51s, the Triple-A affiliate of the Blue Jays. Dellucci did not return to playing, and chose to retire. Career after baseball Dellucci is a color commentator for Sports South, ESPN3, Atlantic Sun TV and CST. He is also on the National Wildlife Federation's Vanishing Paradise advisory board. In 2011, Dellucci was inducted into the Louisiana American Italian Hall of Fame. Charity Dellucci has worked with several charities such as Easter Seals, Special Olympics, Children with AIDS foundation and Make a Wish foundation. He is also on the Board of Directors for the Miracle League of Baton Rouge. In 2005 after hurricanes Katrina and Rita he formed his own charity called Catch22forblue in which he raised and personally distributed money for individuals, groups and schools which were affected by the tragedy along from Southeast Texas to Gulfport, Mississippi. He received a Commendation from the Louisiana House of Representatives and was recognized by the state Senate for his efforts. Dellucci's Dream Foundation gave free baseball camps and clinics for boys and girls in Louisiana. Personal Dellucci is married to The Price is Right model Rachel Reynolds and has appeared on three episodes of The Price is Right with her; the first was for an engagement episode in 2010 in which he modeled a tuxedo, the second announcing the couple's first pregnancy in September 2012, and the third in February 2018 for Valentine's Day. The couple welcomed their first child, Ruby Rae, on February 13, 2013. See also List of Major League Baseball annual triples leaders References External links 1973 births Living people American people of Italian descent American expatriate baseball players in Canada Arizona Diamondbacks players Arizona League Diamondbacks players Baltimore Orioles players Baseball players from Baton Rouge, Louisiana Bluefield Orioles players Bowie Baysox players College baseball announcers in the United States Cleveland Indians players Columbus Clippers players Frederick Keys players Las Vegas 51s players Major League Baseball outfielders New York Yankees players Ole Miss Rebels baseball players Philadelphia Phillies players Texas Rangers players