"I know that one" - Trevor Bauer talks about 'the version' of agent Rachel Luba he knows during her 32nd birthday festivities

On Saturday, Trevor Bauer's agent, Rachel Luba, turned 32 as the duo, along with their friends and teammates, celebrated the occasion in Mexico. Luba shared a series of photos from her birthday festivities, which included going to a baseball game.

Luba also shared one clip where she was out with Bauer and friends after the game.

"Late Night Tacos to finish bday celebrations round I with an improvised cake and candle," Luba wrote in her story.

Rachel Luba's Instagram story

As Luba was about to blow out the candle fire from a small cake and make her birthday wish, one of her friends suggested that she was going to ask to become a mermaid. That was when the former Dodgers pitcher laughed out and said:

"I know that one. That's the version I know."

The idea of a mermaid comes from one of the posts that Luba posted earlier, where she credits herself as:

"Doctors/Lawyers/Accountants by day, Mermaids by night."

Rachel Luba receives greetings from Trevor Bauer's team mascot

Trevor Bauer's agent, Rachel Luba, was in attendance at Estadio Alfredo Harp Helú to watch Diablos Rojos del México play. While seated, team mascots "RoccyMX" and "Rocco00MX" came to wish the agent on her birthday.

Luba also went along with the celebration as she shared a dance step with them at the stadium. Later, she uploaded the moment on her social media and sent her thanks for celebrating her birthday.

Rachel Luba is the owner of Luba Sports Agency, which represents Trevor Bauer. She is one of the youngest female agents in baseball.

She was born and brought up in Monterey, California and went on to attend the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). There, she was also a gymnastics athlete.

Luba graduated from UCLA a year early in 2013, with a bachelor's degree in communications. Moreover, after her bachelor's at UCLA, she went on to become a lawyer and attended Pepperdine University. She graduated a semester early in 2016.

She has also previously worked with the MLB Players Association in 2017 and to her credit, she won 12 out of the 22 cases she worked on behalf of players in 2018.

She started her own agency in October 2019. Her success in the field earned her a place in Forbes 30 under 30 in 2021.