Pictured is the boyfriend of MLB Hall of Famer Dennis Eckersley’s daughter, 45

The boyfriend of MLB legend Dennis Eckersley’s homeless daughter, who was reportedly present when she gave birth in a freezing tent last week, has been pictured.

George Theberge was arrested by New Hampshire Police Department in 2017 during a drug bust in which police seized fentanyl, crack cocaine and several thousand dollars in cash worth $24,000.

Sometime after his release, Theberge, 45, met 26-year-old Alexandra Eckersley, the daughter of the Red Sox, who was herself arrested on Monday.

you is facing multiple charges for allegedly misleading Manchester Police to search for her newborn boy in the woods and abandoning him in freezing temperatures.

The boy was found and survived, and Alexandra was immediately arrested. While being questioned, she said Theberge also left the baby behind and even went back to the tent where the couple was said to have been living to turn off a propane heater. His photo had not previously been distributed.

This is the boyfriend of MLB legend Dennis Eckersley’s homeless daughter – 45-year-old George Theberge – a convicted drug dealer who was allegedly present when she gave birth in a freezing tent last week

Alexandra Eckersley, 26, the homeless adopted daughter of MLB legend Dennis Eckersley, allegedly gave birth to the baby in a freezing cold tent and subsequently misled police

A friend of Theberge’s in Manchester, who spoke to DailyMail.com, told DailyMail.com the ex-convict had been living in a tent for the last few years before Alexandra’s bomb arrest last week.

“I’ve known him for years,” said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

“I see him from time to time. I think the last time I saw George was five or six months ago.

“He doesn’t have a house, he’s been living in tents for years,” he said.

Several homeless camps were located in the woods where the couple had lived, including one that was liquidated by police last year and known as “The Bucket”. Theberge is one of several displaced squatters.

The couple had reportedly been living at this seedy campsite before Alexandra’s arrest last week

Police reportedly found the baby uncovered on the floor of a tent near the Piscataquag River and “struggling to breathe”.

At the time, Theberge gave a quote to the local news outlet, describing his disdain for the city’s decision to disband the camp – while expressing his and others’ fondness for outdoor living over a shelter.

“Some people don’t want to be inside,” Theberge told NPHR in June 2021. “If they want to come to a camp like this or a church, [the city] could give us that option. Don’t make us go to an animal shelter.’

TheBerge had previously stayed at 472 Granite St, property records show – a drug den that went under police radar in 2017 as a suspected crack house.

On July 28, 2017, at approximately 5:50 a.m., a SWAT team raided the site early in the morning and arrested Theberge and three others.

She is the adopted daughter of Dennis Eckersley (pictured), an MLB Hall of Famer

Police officers discovered a litany of drugs, cash and other illegal paraphernalia – although Theberge was arrested on a warrant from another police department.

Records show Theberge had several other altercations with the city police and was arrested at least nine times for offenses including stalking, assault and possession of weapons.

A woman who is friends with Theberge on Facebook told it DailyMail.com that the career criminal frequently sent her messages on social media that exuded a “scary” vibe.

However, Theberge was not arrested on Monday after police responded to a call from his girlfriend, who reported she was giving birth just before 1 a.m. in woods near the West Side Arena ice hockey rink – not far from the evacuated camp.

MLB legend Eckersley – who has also commentated for the Red Sox – is reportedly struggling to be guardian of his homeless and adopted daughter’s newborn after she allegedly abandoned him