“Got their World Series rings”: Dalton Rushing’s partner Kaitlyn Power joins Blake Snell and Tyler Glasnow’s wives for special Arizona moment

Spring training is usually about pitchers building arm strength and hitters finding their swing. At Los Angeles Dodgers camp in Arizona, the focus has been sharp and steady as players prepare for the long season ahead.

But this week, a different kind of moment drew attention off the field. While workouts continued inside the clubhouse and on the practice diamonds, several Dodgers wives gathered for a fitness session of their own at Camelback Ranch.The event turned into more than just a workout. It became a shared experience that showed the strong bond within the Dodgers’ extended family. Among those present were Haeley, wife of pitcher Blake Snell, and Meghan, wife of pitcher Tyler Glasnow.

They were joined by Kaitlyn Power, partner of catcher Dalton Rushing, along with other Dodgers partners.

Kaitlyn Power and fellow Dodgers wives come together for a spring training workout before sharing their special ring moment in Arizona

Photos from the workout were later shared on social media, capturing the relaxed and supportive atmosphere. The post included the caption, “We put the training in spring training 🏋🏻‍♀️🌵💙.” The message reflected the playful tone of the day while also highlighting how involved the partners are during camp.Carson, wife of pitcher Will Klein, also commented on the post.

“Sooo much fun sweating with everybody💪🏻,” she wrote, showing how much the group enjoyed spending time together.Kaitlyn Power added her own lighthearted comment that quickly stood out.“The boys aren’t the only ones with the muscles 💪💪,” she wrote, keeping the mood upbeat and friendly. The workout session was not about competition. It was about support, connection, and staying active during the busy spring schedule.The day carried another special detail.Kaitlyn later shared a glimpse of custom World Series rings designed by Happy Jewelers for the Dodgers players’ partners. She later posted a photo of the rings on her Instagram story and wrote, “And the girlies got their World Series rings.” The simple caption said it all. It was not just about jewelry. It was about being part of the journey. Back on the field at Camelback Ranch, the work continues for the Dodgers players.

But days like this show another side of camp life. Spring training is not only about innings and pitch counts. It is also about the people who travel, adjust and stand behind the scenes. That support may not show up in box scores, but it matters over the course of a long season.In Arizona, the Dodgers are not only building strength on the field. They are also strengthening relationships off it. And as this spring training continues, the sense of unity around the team remains clear.