Adrian Morejon reacts as wife Melany crushes poolside workout routine in bikini

San Diego Padres All-Star pitcher Adrian Morejon is in the offseason after the NL West team's season ended following the wild-card series loss against the Chicago Cubs earlier this month.

While the Padres pitcher is enjoying his time away from the mound, his wife, Melany, continues her fitness grind. She shared a clip of her home workout routine beside a pool in a neon-pink bikini in an Instagram post on Thursday.

Melany captioned her post:

"Notoriously bad at recording myself working out, worse at editing 🥹 but enjoy 🍉"

Morejon, who has previously credited his wife's nutrition program for helping him improve his game, commented on the post with emojis:

"👀😋"

Melany had teased the workout video in one of her Instagram stories earlier this week, writing:

"I finally made a workout video but I hate editing soooo... Give me two years."

Earlier this week, Melany shared a Halloween look in her Instagram post.

"It’s Halloween, make a scene 💙🖤," Melany captioned her post.

The couple made their relationship public in 2023 and reportedly tied the knot before the start of the 2025 season.

Padres open to Adrian Morejon's transition to starting role next season

Adrian Morejon finished the season with a 13-6 record, 2.08 ERA in 75 games. He registered 13 saves during the regular season, the most by a Padres closer in MLB history.

However, Morejon could have a different role next season as Padres general manager A.J. Preller is exploring a potential starting role for the All-Star closer. With Dylan Cease and Michael King expected to hit free agency, the Padres are open to the idea of moving Morejon and fellow closer Mason Miller to the starting rotation.

“A tremendous year for Adrian,” Preller said. “It’s been a lot of fun to be a part of and to watch, seeing his progression. He’s always been a super talent, and he’s found a home there in the bullpen. So we’ll obviously take all of that into consideration. "I think he can do a lot of things. You know, you have a lefty that’s throwing three-plus pitches with command and the ability to use him in different places in the game. I think that’ll be a conversation as we get into it, similar to Mason, about what that looks like here for next year."

His strong season earned him a first All-Star selection in July and it remains to be seen if Morejon transitions to the starting role to strengthen the rotation next season.

Edited by Chaitanya Prakash