Alex Vesia Misses Dodgers' World Series Victory Parade
Alex Vesia was absent from the Dodgers' World Series victory parade in Los Angeles on Monday, November 3, due to a deeply personal family matter, PEOPLE confirmed. The team had announced that Vesia would be taking time off ahead of the World Series last month.
Team Statement and Support
“He’s such a big part of why we’re here in the first place,” Dodgers' Will Klein said, expressing support for Vesia in an interview after Game 7 on Saturday, November 1.
The entire Dodgers organization sent thoughts to the Vesia family and promised to provide updates later regarding the situation.
Details on Vesia’s Absence
- Alex Vesia did not participate in any World Series games.
- The Dodgers became World Series champions after defeating the Toronto Blue Jays.
- Vesia’s wife, Kayla, who announced their first pregnancy earlier this year, is also involved in the family matter.
- Neither Alex nor Kayla posted on social media after October 18, their last messages expressing excitement for the World Series.
Family Sharing and Privacy
The couple had been sharing updates about their growing family on social media until the recent pause coinciding with the family situation.
Summary
Despite the joy of a World Series win, Alex Vesia prioritized family over public celebrations, highlighting his commitment to personal responsibilities during challenging times.
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