Bally Games Ohio correspondent Jim Day discussed Spencer Steer’s commitment and impending wedding plans during the Cincinnati Reds’ series finale Sunday against the New York Mets at Extraordinary American Ball Park.
“Back in January, he got on one knee in Vail, Colorado, before her whole family,” Day said during the transmission. “She was brought up in Colorado. Furthermore, the wedding is set for this offseason. It’ll a colder time of year marry. Also, it’ll be in Southern California. … And realizing how much colleagues love Spencer Steer. This might be the most gone to wedding in Reds history to the extent that colleagues go. He’s that very much cherished in the clubhouse.”
Steer’s fiancee, Jen Lanuza, played lacrosse at Oregon while Steer played baseball for the Ducks.
“He’s simply such an amiable individual,” Bally Games in depth commentator John Sadak added. “Furthermore he’s a great ballplayer. His time living in Colorado the last not many offseasons, he’s become increasingly more of a hockey nut. Watches a ton of Torrential slide games. … Assuming you address (the veteran players the Reds have added), they quickly concede, and say it’s been simple for them to step in on account of how proficient youthful players like Cow are with the Reds. … They only sort of get it, come in right on time, accomplish basically everything.”
“I believe it’s continuously fascinating to hear what your partners say regarding you,” Public Baseball Corridor of Famer, previous Reds extraordinary and Bally Games expert Barry Larkin said. “Clearly everybody has discussed how great a baseball player Spencer Steer is. They begin snickering and I’m certain there’s simply such a lot of they need to share that they just can’t. … Spencer’s on an alternate level. All in all, what a ballplayer he has been.”
