New York Mets Star Francisco Lindor his wife credited, Katia Ruguero LudorBecause his steady support system is between a busy baseball season.
Francisco, 31, and Katia married December 2021 and took part in three children: Daughters Kalina4, and Potpy2, and son Thereforewho was born in March.
In an exclusive interview with Week in the USFrancisco explained how Katia helped the wall when he was on the road.
“Someone used to be the most successful people have an important next to their side,” Francisco said while promoting his collaboration with Miracle Treat Day on DQ on July 31. “Man, that’s true. I always say I’m getting married. To be a stone at home, how he cares for children to be.
He continued, “he was amazing. The family is all. The good days become the best days of my children.
As his children get older, Francisco admits that home distances are more difficult.
“It was agreed when the children said, ‘Don’t go,'” said Francisco. “That’s if it gets tough and harder
When he traveled, Francisco’s food habits were strictly defined, starting at the hotel breakfast “most of the time.”
“Then I go out for coffee in one place,” he continued. “I walked and I got my coffee. If I couldn’t find a good place of coffee, that’s very rare, I finished the coffee in the field. Then we had food in the field.”
After the game, Lindor explained, he often made sure to give himself a bit of a sugar rush.
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“I’m a big deal type of cookie,” the five hours all-star said. “I have a cookie after the game (at the hotel).”
Besides the field, Lindor also tends to give back to the community, including his collaboration with Miracle Treat Day in DQ, which occurred in July 31.
Francisco Lindor
Courtesy of Miracle Treat Day in DQFor each Blizzard® treatment purchased by Miracle Treat DayMiracle hospitals will be given to children to children to benefit local children’s hospitals.
“It was angry with my head since I was a little kid,” Lindor said in the work of charity. “That’s my mom and my dad is my dad just like it. It’s just a thing that doesn’t get in touch for my family. We feel sorry for yourself, but also you have to take care of the people beside you, as well as.”
