Vlad Guerrero Jr.’s wife Nathalie posts Dodgers enemy hang for Blue Jays loss

The Los Angeles Dodgers evened the World Series with the Toronto Blue Jays with a 5-1 Game 2 win. Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had a rare off-night in these playoffs. His wife Nathalie was seen rocking another custom fit, but hanging out with a Dodgers enemy WAG at the game in the loss.
Nathalie has been hot all playoffs with her fit game like her husband’s bat. She made a bold statement with her fashion choice in the epic Toronto Game 7 win of the ALCS, and wowed with a sparkly look in the Game 1 win.
For Game 2, Nathalie rocked another fire fit but was spotted with Jennifer Hernandez, the wife of Dodgers star Teoscar Hernandez.
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They looked like they were having a good time.
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Teoscar and Vladimir not only both have Dominican roots, but they are super close off the field. In fact, Guerrero Jr. is godfather to one of Teoscar’s children. So it’s not surprising the two wives would be close as well despite them being on opposite sides of the team they are rooting for in the World Series.
Nathalie got to celebrate the Game 1 win, while Jennifer could revel in the victory after Game 2. Game 3 is back in Los Angeles on Monday night.

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