Gerrit Cole's wife Amy captures playful moments of son Everett during recent outing 

New York Yankees pitcher Gerrit Cole enjoyed a strong season this past year. Now, the 34-year-old is spending quality time with his family before gearing up for the 2025 season with the Yankees.

His wife Amy Cole often shares glimpses of their personal life with her 64.5K Instagram followers. On Tuesday, she posted highlights from a recent outing with their children.

Amy's Instagram story of Everett's recent outing (Image Credits: Instagram/@amyc23)

Cole shared clips from an indoor sports facility where she and the kids enjoyed fun physical activities. In one video, her youngest son, Everett, can be seen playing and running toward a hula hoop.

Another clip shows Everett bending over and playfully looking through his legs.

Gerrit Cole and his wife Amy have two children together. In June 2020, the couple welcomed their first son, Caden Gerrit Cole. The Yankees' ace was overjoyed to explore fatherhood for the first time and shared his experience after Caden's birth.

"He's a good mix of his dad and his mom. He's absolutely adorable. He's got big blue eyes and gosh, I just can't stop staring at him," Cole said via People.com

Gerrit and Amy welcomed their second son, Everett Cole, in January 2023. The couple dated for several years before tying the knot in 2016.

Gerrit Cole’s wife Amy shares son Caden's first experience on snowy slopes

On Dec. 22, Amy Cole shared glimpses of a snowy trip with her kids on Instagram. She posted clips of her son, Caden, experiencing snowy slopes for the first time.

"Caden's first time on the slopes!" Cole captioned the story.

Amy's stories about children's snowy trip

In another story, she and her younger son, Everett, were seen sledding together. Everett sat in his mother’s lap as they enjoyed the snowy landscapes during their sledding adventure.

"And Everett's first time sledding," she added.

On Nov. 2, Gerrit Cole opted out of his contract with the New York Yankees, but on Nov. 4, he re-signed with the club, avoiding free agency. He will continue his previous nine-year, $324 million contract with the Bronx Bombers, which he signed in December 2019.