Jorge Posada’s wife, Laura Posada, formerly née Mendez, racked up significant attention online when she posted a carousel of photos on her social media while soaking up the sun in a black bikini during a tropical getaway in Montenegro.
Laura posed in a halter-neck bikini set from Maxine Yachtwear, known for its luxury women’s yachtwear. She styled her look with an elegant bandana and classy shades. Her toned physique, including her sculpted abs, was on full display in the pictures. The 54-year-old also shared a sneak peek of the stunning waterfront area featuring Tapasake, which is One&Only Portonovi’s signature beach club and restaurant area where the shots were taken.
“Montenegro, you’re GORGEOUS 🖤💫” – Jorge Posada’s wife, Laura Posada captioned the IG post.
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In 2000, when Jorge Posada and his wife got married, Yankees HOF Derek Jeter was his best man. Their first child, Jorge Jr., was born with a health complication called craniosynostosis, where it fuses skull-bones prematurely, not leaving any space for the brain to grow. Jorge Jr. survived nine operations where the doctors peeled off his skin, took the bones out, and restructured them. Posada recounted not remembering what happened on the field during this time. Currently, Jorge Jr. is a 15-year-old who leads a healthy life and even plays baseball.
When Jorge Posada opened up about why Alex Rodriguez doesn’t belong in the Hall of Fame
Yankees catcher Jorge Posada was part of one of the most successful eras of the franchise’s history, which was also the time when steroid usage heavily influenced the game. In a candid interview, Posada revealed that even while people around him were shooting up performance-enhancing drugs, he never got tempted, although he revealed there were a lot of times he thought about it, but he had bigger reasons to stay away from it.
On being asked about his teammate Alex Rodriguez, who was suspended for using PEDs and lying about it, Posada said any player who is linked to steroids doesn’t belong in the Hall of Fame.
“I don’t think it’s fair for the guys that have been in the Hall of Fame that were that played the game clean. I think the guys that need to be in the Hall of Fame need to be players that played with no controversy.” – Jorge Posada claimed.
The former MLB icon belonged to the Yankees’ “Core Four” who went on to win four World Series titles. The 5x All-Star had an illustrious career of 17 seasons from 1995 to 2011. Currently, he is the assistant hitting coach for the Italian team for international games and holds an advisory role in MLB.
Edited by Ahana Bhaumik
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