Former NL reliever of the year Josh Hader reportedly agreed a five-year, $95 million contract with the Houston Astros. This is the second-highest contract in league history for a relief pitcher. Only Edwin Diaz's five-year, $102 million deal with the New York Mets tops the list. Off the field, the flamethrower has an unquenchable thirst for adventure, and we have seven hobbies that seemingly prove it.Seven hobbies of Josh Hader that reveal his thirst for adventure1) Josh Hader likes huntingHis wildlife adventure includes hunting, which he loves to do to take his mind off the field. He shared various posts to indicate the same on Instagram. In one post, he posed alongside hunted deer in Missouri. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post View this post on Instagram Instagram Post View this post on Instagram Instagram Post2) Josh Hader loves fishingIn one Instagram post, Hader posed with a caught fish and shared his fishing adventure with his followers. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post View this post on Instagram Instagram Post3) Cycling outdoorsHader likes to go outdoors and takes his mountain bike on adventurous trails. He posted an Instagram post about it as well. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post4) Josh Hader, the golferApart from baseball, Hader likes to play golf during the offseason and participates in various charity events. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post5) Josh Hader enjoys boating in lakesHader likes to go boating every now and then. It's a beautiful experience, and he often posts his experience on social media. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post6) Josh Hader tried his hand in ArcheryHader once shared a post about trying archery in the backyard, highlighting his interest in the skill. View this post on Instagram Instagram Post7) Josh Hader horse rides with his wife, MariaIn one such post on Instagram, Hader and his wife, Maria, went for a horse ride and explored the surroundings. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostHader, 29, began his career with the Milwaukee Brewers in 2017 and was dealt to San Diego in August 2022. He's a three-time National League Reliever of the Year (in 2018, 2019 and 2021), has a 2.50 career ERA and is eighth among active relievers in saves (165).