Dodgers Pitcher Alex Vesia Announces Loss of Baby Daughter
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Alex Vesia and his wife Kayla shared the heartbreaking news of their baby daughter's passing on Friday.
Emotional Tribute on Instagram
Our little angel we love you forever & you're with us always. Our beautiful daughter went to heaven Sunday October 26th. There are no words to describe the pain we're going through but we hold her in our hearts and cherish every second we had with her.
Vesia expressed deep gratitude to the Dodgers organization for their support during this difficult time and thanked fans for their overwhelming messages of comfort.
Support from the Baseball Community
- Thank you to the Dodgers for their understanding and support during this time.
- Our baseball family showed up for us and we wouldn't be able to do this without them.
- Thank you, Dodger Nation, Blue Jays organization, and all baseball fans for your love and support.
Medical Staff Appreciation
They also extended their thanks to Cedars Sinai and the medical staff who cared for Kayla and their daughter, Sterling, praising everyone involved as incredible.
Details and Visual Tribute
Vesia shared a black and white photo of their baby daughter's hand resting on top of the couple's hands. The cause of death has not been made public.
Since October 23, Vesia had been away from the Dodgers after the team announced he and his wife were coping with a "deeply personal matter" during her third trimester.
Summary: Dodgers pitcher Alex Vesia and his wife Kayla announced the tragic loss of their baby daughter, receiving heartfelt support from their baseball community and medical staff during this painful time.
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