Los Angeles Dodgers catcher Will Smith‘s wife, Cara Martinell Smith, and New York Yankees CF Cody Bellinger‘s wife, Chase Bellinger, had a fun little reunion in New York City when Cara tagged along with her husband to Queens, NYC, as the Dodgers played out a three-game series against the New York Mets over the weekend.
Cara and Chase had been friends in LA for over five years when Bellinger was playing professional baseball with the Dodgers. He later moved to sign with the Chicago Cubs and has now signed with the Yankees during the offseason. Smith and Bellinger had won the 2020 World Series together.
Will Smith and Cody Bellinger’s Wives’ Fun Day Out in NYC Receives an Endearing Reaction
On Tuesday, Smith’s wife shared an array of images capturing gleeful highlights from her short trip to NYC. While in the Big Apple, Cara finally reunited with her good friend Chase, and the duo spent some quality time together. They were also joined by Tommy Edman’s wife, Kristen, for their fun day out in the city. The caption on the post read, “A little New York recap.”
Texas Rangers star shortstop Corey Seager’s spouse, Madisyn Seager, was quick to notice the social media post and shared an endearing three-word reaction to it. Her comment read, “Okayyyy, chic cutie.”
Smith, Bellinger, and Seager were all teammates at the Dodgers for three seasons, from 2019 to 2021, before Seager went on to sign a blockbuster contract with the Rangers. Seager was highly instrumental in the Dodgers’ 2020 Fall Classic title and also won the World Series MVP that year.
Now, all three players are playing professional baseball with three different ball clubs, but the camaraderie and mutual respect they share remain unchanged. They all are having amazing seasons with their respective ballclubs in both departments of the game.
Smith, Bellinger, and Seager Have Been Producing Strong Numbers in 2025
The Dodgers’ backstop has a .333 batting average, with five home runs, 28 RBIs, and a .967 OPS in 43 games this season. He is projecting over 15 home runs and more than 80 RBIs in 2025. Smith produced one of his best seasons in the major leagues last year but is on course to better that in 2025.
Bellinger has a .268 batting average, with eight home runs, 32 RBIs, and an .811 OPS in 48 games this season. He is projecting over 21 home runs and more than 95 RBIs this campaign.
Seager started the season slowly, but since then has picked up the pace to improve his offensive stat line. Although currently on a ten-day IL, he has a .300 batting average, with six home runs, 12 RBIs, and an .866 OPS. He is expected to get activated to the roster ahead of the series finale against the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday.