Vlad Jr’s wife Nathalie stuns in stealth all-black Blue Jays fit for Game 5 vs. Mariners

The Toronto Blue Jays look to take all three games at T-Mobile park vs. the Seattle Mariners in the ALCS after dropping the first two in Canada. A big reason they’ll even be returning home for another game is because of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. His wife Nathalie was certainly ready for Friday’s game with a stealth all-black fit.
Guerrero Jr. has exploded for six hits in nine at-bats in Seattle before Game 5.
Guerrero Jr., who is the son of former MLB star Vladimir Guerrero, was a beast in the ALDS in four games against the New York Yankees where he belted three home runs.
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His wife and one of their two daughters was seen celebrating with dad after that series ended.
Nathalie was a hit in Game 1 with her custom letterman jacket look with the other Blue Jays WAGs. She was back with this eye-catching black fit in a selfie before first pitch.

Back in April, Guerrero Jr. signed a 14-year, $500 million contract with a $325 million signing bonus.
Now, he hopes to lead the Blue Jays back to the World Series for the first time since 1993 when they won back-to-back championships with Joe Carter’s heroic home run in Game 6 vs. the Philadelphia Phillies.
Guerrero Jr. has that that kind of star power to him and can become a Blue Jays legend like Carter this October.

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