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As the National Leagues Division series moved to Game 3, the Los Angeles Dodgers and their fans travelled to Petco Park for a clash against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday.
Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman's wife, Chelsea, and former MVP Mookie Betts's wife, Brianna, were among the Los Angeles fans at the ballpark for the exciting contest.
Chelsea Freeman, who has been seen at the all three NLDS games so far, shared the frame with Brianna during Game 3 and shared the photo on her Instagram story.
Brianna reposted the picture in her story with a white heart and flying kiss emoji. Brianna and Mookie's daughter, Kynlee, was also at Petco Park to cheer on her father and the Dodgers.
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Meanwhile, Chelsea also shared the frame with her oldest son, Charlie, during the game. Freddie Freeman's son has accompanied their mother to all the NLDS games this season.
Mookie Betts' wife celebrates Dodgers star's birthday during NLDS week
While the Dodgers are involved in an intense battle with the Padres in the division series, superstar slugger Mookie Betts turned 32 this week. Brianna penned a beautiful message for her better half on the special day.
"Happy Birthday to my Rock! Love You!!" Brianna captioned her endearing post.
While there didn't seem to be any lavish celebration, the former MVP celebrated the day with a solo home run in the first inning of Tuesday's high-octane showdown.
Mookie Betts silenced his postseason critics with a moonshot against Padres starter Michael King for an early lead. However, the Padres fought back with a six-run surge in the second inning to send Petco Park into overdrive.
The visitors hit back instantly as Teoscar Hernandez's grandslam reduced the Padres lead to 6-5 after the third inning. After a pulsating start by both teams, the pitchers took control from the mound as either team failed to score after the third inning.
The Padres took the game and a 2-1 lead in the series and will be eyeing a potential elimination of the Dodgers in Game 4 at the same venue on Wednesday.
