Building a 'LegaCCy': Hall of Famer CC Sabathia discusses importance of his family's foundation

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CC Sabathia’s journey into the National Baseball Hall of Fame was filled with trials and tribulations along the way, including his ride up to Cooperstown.

The Sabathia family – his wife, Amber, and four children, Carsten, Jaeden Arie, Cyia, and Carter – were spotted on the side of a highway with their car broken down. Thanks to the Hall of Fame pitcher, the moment was captured with a quick family selfie.

"Any time the six of us are traveling, probably something is going to happen," Sabathia told Fox News Digital with a laugh at Alpine Country Club in New Jersey on Tuesday. "Somebody’s going to cancel a flight, we’re going to miss some luggage. So, we have a group chat and it’s called, ‘Strong as a unit,’ and it’s as long as we’re all together, we can get through anything. Our car broke down on the way to Cooperstown. I took a picture, a snapshot of like how our family dynamic works. Me and the kids, playing around and having fun out of the most horrible situation, and Amber in the back on the phone cleaning things up.

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CC Sabathia poses for a photo during a ceremony honoring his Hall of Fame induction prior to the game between the Toronto Blue Jays and the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium on Sept. 7, 2025 in New York, New York. (New York Yankees/Getty Images)

"It’s just another story for us to tell, and we have plenty of them. But it’s always something going on."

Sabathia’s summer has been one to remember after being voted into the Hall as a first-ballot