Five-time All-Star New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor He never had to worry about being kicked off the team – but getting kicked off is a different story.
Lindor’s wife said, “After three beautiful children, we decided our family was complete. ❤️.” Katia LindorShe wrote on Instagram on Wednesday, October 14, stating that her husband recently had a vasectomy. “I carried the babies, now it’s his turn to make the team. 😂🙌🏽 I love you baby! 🥰.”
The accompanying video featured the text “POV: It’s time for a vasectomy” while NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye” played in the background. Throughout the video, Katia, 32, is seen holding various snacks; He appears to have edited the names of some words by gluing a paper depiction of sperm over them to create a vasectomy theme.
Some of the best depictions featured in the post were “Worry free Lays” potato chips, “Snips” Ahoy, and “Now Shooting” Duds (instead of milk duds).
He also held up a card that read, “Hooray for Short Cut! Today is Vasectomy Day.”
Francisco and Katia, 32, married in December 2021 after welcoming their first baby, daughter Kalina, the previous year. Since then, two more children have been born; daughter Angelina (3) and son Koa (19 months).
Katia Lindor
Katia Lindor/InstagramFrancisco seems more than willing to make sacrifices, even if the 2026 American League Championship Series is tied up. she gushed We About Katia saying she got married last July.
“Someone told me that the most successful people have another important person next to them,” Francisco said. “Man, it’s so true. I always say I got married. To make sure she was the foundation of the home, how she took care of the kids. She’s an extension of me. I’m an extension of her. We’re raising these kids to be the best people they can be. We’re trying to teach and pass on the values that we have.”
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He continued, “He was amazing. Family is everything. Good days turn into better days with family, bad days turn into good days. It may be a cliché, but in reality, my kids don’t care what I do on the field. They just want their dad. In a world where everything is about results, it’s not like that with my kids and my wife. I love that.”
Francisco can now begin to regain the strength of his wood bat without worrying about an unplanned pregnancy. The four-time Silver Slugger finished arguably the worst offensive season of his career, hitting .225 with a .733 OPS in 105 games.