Austin Riley's wife Anna shares thoughts on Braves star's son Eason's time at the Memphis Botanic Garden
Austin Riley had a decent 2024 season, finishing with a .256 batting average, 19 home runs and 56 RBIs. A steadfast pillar of support for the Atlanta Braves third baseman off the pitch was his wife, Anna, who was a regular at Truist Park whenever he took to the field.
On Sunday, Anna Riley took to her Instagram story and shared an adorable snap of their son Eason, as the two-year-old enjoyed a visit to Memphis Botanic Garden.
"happy baby boy seeing allllll the lights!!" Anna wrote.
Memphis Botanic Garden is a great destination for a day out in nature. Boasting plenty of well-kept gardens and highly-rated cafes, it is a popular destination for kids to learn about different types of plants while having a lot of fun.
Austin Riley reportedly first crossed paths with his future wife when they were students at DeSoto Central High School in Southaven, Mississippi, although they didn't start dating until college. The couple announced their engagement in 2017 and tied the knot the following year.
Austin Riley's wife takes to Instagram to upload cute snap of sons Eason and Beau along with dog Luna for Thanksgiving
Atlanta Braves star Austin Riley and his better half, Anna, have two sons: Eason, born in 2022 and Beau, born in 2024. Anna Riley took to Instagram on Thanksgiving and uploaded a cute snap of them with their dog, Luna.
"🦃🦃🐶 ," Anna captioned.
On the baseball field, Austin and the Atlanta Braves had a disappointing campaign, as they lost out on the NL East title to the Philadelphia Phillies, failing to win their division for the first time since 2017. Although they made the postseason on the final day of the regular season, they were outplayed by the San Diego Padres and eliminated in the first playoff series.
For now, Austin can afford to take his mind off the field and focus on spending plenty of time with his wife and sons. The focus shifts back to baseball in the new year as Riley and the Braves will aim to continue their recent domination of the NL East after an off-year