Jose Siri turns heads in formal wear, silver hair & diamond bling in striking mirror selfie

On Nov. 19, it was announced that Jose Siri would be traded from the Rays to the Mets. To mark the development in his career, the outfielder took to social media to show off his vibe.

On Monday evening, Siri took to his personal Instagram account to show off some of his latest style choices. Set against the tune of music by Latin musicians Arcangel and Bad Bunny, Siri showed off a silver-bleached hairstyle, some fashionable wear and big diamond earrings in a series of mirror selfies.

Jose Siri showing off his bling in a series of mirror selfies
Jose Siri showing off his bling in a series of mirror selfies

Siri was born in the Dominican town of Sabana Grande de Boya and enjoyed playing baseball from a rather young age. As a 17-year-old in 2012, Siri signed with the Cincinnati Reds as an international free agent and spent most of the next decade playing with various minor league clubs within the Reds and Astros organizations.

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