In Photos: Tommy Edman's wife Kristen shares picturesque 'virtual Christmas card' moments with Dodgers star and son Eli

LA Dodgers utility man Tommy is enjoying the holiday season with his wife Kristen and their son Eli after a World Series-winning season with the NL West team.

As the dust settles on his World Series triumph with the Dodgers, Edman is enjoying the offseason with more family time. On Monday, Kristen shared serene pictures of their holiday from a beach in matching attire.

"Virtual Christmas card," Kristen captioned the post with adorable pictures of the family of three.

Tommy Edman and Kristen have been together since 2017 when the Dodgers star made his relationship public with an Instagram post. Edman proposed to his then-girlfriend, and the duo got married on Nov. 23, 2019.

The couple announced they were expecting a baby via an Instagram post in June 2023 and were blessed with a baby boy, Eli Jack Edman, in October of that year.

Kristen has been a pillar of support for Edman throughout his career and was in the stands as the Dodgers star claimed the World Series ring in October this year.

Tommy Edman's wife Kristen shares son Eli's adorable laugh

Tommy Edman was a crucial part of the Dodgers' run through to the postseason and saved his best for the National League Championship Series against the New York Mets. He drove in a franchise-record 11 runs in six games to power LA to the Fall Classic against the Yankees. He was named the NLCS MVP for his heroics.

While it has been over a month since the Dodgers' triumph against New York, the Edman family is seemingly still enjoying the feat. Kristen shared a picture of Eli in a Dodgers World Series T-shirt while enjoying his time on the slide.

(Image source - Kristen's IG)

In another Instagram story, Kristen's son was seen bursting into a peal of laughter, going back and forth on a swing.

"I love his little laugh," Kristen captioned her story.

(Image source - Kristen's IG)

Tommy Edman was traded to the Dodgers at the trade deadline in July, and the 29-year-old delivered for the team, playing in several positions amid injury concerns for Los Angeles. His performance was rewarded by the Dodgers as they agreed on a lucrative $74 million extension for five years in November.