If you are a fit young man who is famous and also happens to be a millionaire, it would make sense that you would have a very attractive wife, wouldn't it?
Wives of Major League Baseball players are some of the most beautiful and often talented women in the world. There's no doubt about that once you view the post on Fantasy Baseball Dugout.
Many of them are famous like Lisa Dergan, wife of Scott Podsednik, who is a former Playboy playmate. One look at Dergan and you can see why she is well qualified for that job.
Alejendra Tejada, wife of Miguel, is a Latin singer with several albums to her credit. Her web site is full of photos and videos that you'll enjoy even if you don't speak Spanish.
Tomoyo Shibata, wife of the Red Sox's Dice-K, was a journalist before moving to America. She was a reporter for Nippon TV and actually met the now Red Sox pitcher when he was pitching for the Japanese Olympic team at the 2000 Sydney Olympics. They married in 2005 and now have two children.
And, then there's Jennie Finch, wife of Casey Daigle, probably the greatest American softball player of all time. If Finch didn't have such a great riser, a pitch that struckout the likes of Barry Bonds and other MLB stars, she'd probably have become a model.
Ashley Drane is the cute wife of David Eckstein. Drane appeared in the remake of The Brady Bunch as Marsha and in That 70's Show with Ashton Kutcher. The petite beauty has also appeared in Dance Dance Revolution, and That's So Raven.
Debbie Clemens has been in the news a lot lately, mostly standing by her husband in two unfortunate controversies. The steroids investigation targeted Debbie as having used the drug in an effort to get ready for her Sports Illustrated shoot which is featured in the Fantasy Baseball Dugout article.
And, Anna Benson has become famous for her tell all details of her marriage to her husband and Phillies' pitcher, Kris. Benson, a former Penthouse pet, clearly loves being in the limelight even to the point where she wrote details about having sexual intercourse in major league stadiums with her husband.
Some of the most beautiful wives in baseball have made their mark by raising money for charitable organizing. The stunning blonde Shonda Schilling has helped raise millions for ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease. The Schilling's even named their son Gehrig after the Iron Horse whose name has been attached to this dreadful disease.
So, next time you go to see your favorite professional baseball team play, remember that there is more going on than just what you see in the field. Behind many of the great athletes you see on the field is a beautiful woman with a story of her own.
