Who is Logan Webb's wife, Sharidan Webb? A glimpse into the personal life of Giants pitcher 

Logan Webb is a professional pitcher for the San Francisco Giants. On December 5, 2021, he completed an important milestone in his life when he married his longtime girlfriend Sharidan Morales.

Sharidan Webb was born on August 13, 1997, to Rick and Shari Morales. She also has a sister named Savanna, and is a native of Rocklin, California.

Sharidan is a former high-school cheerleader. After graduating from high school, she decided to become a nurse by profession. To that end, she became a registered nurse in 2022. Apart from nursing, she also loves traveling and in 2018, she shared pictures from her trip to European countries.

Logan Webb and Sharidan Morales are high-school sweethearts. They first met each other at Rocklin High School and started dating in 2014. After seven years of dating, they finally tied the knot on December 5, 2021. She has been supporting Logan since his minor league days, and even visited Logan to support him during his games.

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Logan Webb's personal tragedy

Logan Webb is gradually becoming a veteran baseball player. He is playing for the San Francisco Giants. In his personal life, he was born on November 18, 1996. He is a native of Rocklin, California. He attended Rocklin High School, where he played baseball and football. He is quite active on Twitter, where he shares a lot of memes.

He also suffered from a personal tragedy in 2021. His cousin died of fentanyl overdose just two days before his wedding. Since then he has taken up the cause of fighting against fentanyl by speaking about mental health and fentanyl awareness to high school students. He even visited his own school Rocklin High School to speak about the subject.

He stated:

“It’s terrifying, honestly. And I think it’s important for these young kids to know the dangers that are out there. Whatever I can do to help make people aware, I want to do. We can’t just sit back and be OK with this.” (via kron4.com)

Logan Webb continues his fight against fentanyl while also juggling his career as a player in the MLB.