PICTURE: Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton, Willi Castro and Gary Sanchez share spotlight with Twins' Jhoan Duran on his wedding day
Numerous big baseball stars, such as Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton, Willi Castro, and Gary Sanchez, along with their partners, were present at Jhoan Duran's wedding on Monday. Currently, Duran is the pitcher for the Minnesota Twins after debuting for the franchise in 2022.
On November 18, Aneudys Duran, the official barber of Twins, took to Instagram to post a from the event to his Instagram story. It featured Carlos Correa, Byron Buxton, Willi Castro, and Gary Sanchez, with the group all suited up for Duran's big day.
"My gentlemen" Aneudys Duran captioned his story in Spanish.
Duran also wrote "the one who wears it pretty 😂👇🏾" right above where he was stood in the picture, jokingly suggesting that he was the one that looked the best in the group.
The wedding was also a perfect opportunity for Byron Buxton and Carlos Correa to meet former teammate Gary Sanchez. The trio spent the 2022 season together at Target Field before Sanchez moved on to the New York Mets for the 2023 season.
Carlos Correa's wife Daniella Rodriguez gives fans a sneak peek into Jhoan Duran's big day
Carlos Correa's better half Daniella Rodriguez was also present at Jhoan Duran's wedding. She wished the Twins' pitcher the best as he entered a new phase of life. On Monday, Rodriguez took to Instagram to post a series of snaps that gave fans a glimpse into the fun-filled event.
"Love, friendship, and a nice black dress 🖤" Daniella Rodriguez captioned her Instagram post.
Featuring in the images, were husband Carlos Correa, fellow Minnesota Twins man Byron Buxton, and his wife, Lindsey, and Jhoan Duran's newlywed wife Aida, with whom the pitcher has three kids. Her post also had the perfect comfort food for the event, some pizza.
In the recently concluded season, Correa had a great first half, earning his third All-Star cap. However, a long-term injury shortly after the mid-season break led to him missing most of the second half of the campaign. Ultimately, the Minnesota Twins disappointingly ended up missing out on the playoffs, despite looking set to qualify coming into the final stretch of the regular season.
For now, Correa, Buxton, and Castro will be looking to quickly put last season's shortcomings behind them and enjoy the offseason. The focus shifts back to baseball in the new year, with spring training set to begin in early February.