Dodgers WAGS put on a fashion show prior to NLDS Game 1 victory

· California Post

Just before the Los Angeles Dodgers took Game 1 of the NLDS against the Atlanta Braves, the team WAGS were out in full force.

On a hot triple-digit-temperature Saturday, the WAGS were showing off what they were rocking for the game.

Tommy Edman’s wife, Kristen Edman, posted a series of photos of herself keeping it simple, sporting her husband’s No.25 jersey, with a black shirt underneath and a denim skirt and flip-flops, to avoid the heat.

Tommy Edman’s wife shows off NLDS Game 1 fit. Instagram / @Kristenedman

The series featured her holding her daughter Ava and then featured her son Jack in the final one, with the caption, “Let’s get it 😮‍💨”

Kristen received some love from her fellow WAGS as Alex Vesia’s wife, Kayla Vesia commented “YES MAAM 😍” on the post.

Mookie Betts’ wife Brianna Betts shows off NLDS Game 1 Fit. Instagram / @mrsbriannabetts

Former 2018 American League MVP Mookie Betts’ wife, Breanna Betts, joined in on the fun, with a Southern twist.

Breanna posted a series of photos with the caption, “Let the Rodeo Begin🤠” featuring a look inspired by her Tennessee roots.

Breanna was wearing a black top and skirt, with tan boots and wearing a cowboy hat.

As the photos went on, she took a group photo with their three kids, and then a solo shot, featuring Dodger Stadium during the pregame introductions.

Max Muncy’s wife Kellie Muncy rocking her NLDS Game 1 look. Instagram / @Kellie_muncy

Max Muncy’s wife, Kellie Muncy, managed to find a way to incorporate both Kristen and Breanna’s fit’s into her look as she was wearing Max’s jersey, with a black top underneath blue denim shorts, and black cowboy boots.

Kellie was seen with their three kids and even paid tribute to last season’s playoff run as she added a photo of her when she was pregnant with their youngest daughter, Macie Grace, while it was paired with a current photo of the two.

Max Muncy extends his record for most home runs hit in the postseason by a Dodger to 17 with a solo shot. Wally Skalij for the CA Post

The post was captioned, “Back like we never left 💙 #game1 #nlds” and she might be right, as Max had another strong postseason outing when he extended the record for most home runs hit by a Dodgers player in the postseason to 17.

Her post caught the attention of her fellow WAGS as Breanna and Kayla commented on the post. Haeley Snell also joined in on the fun and commented, “Gorgeous mama!”