Josh Hader's wife Maria sends sweet 1-word message to Alex Bregman's spouse Reagan after their sons Lucas and Knox enjoy playtime

Maria Hader, wife of Houston Astros pitcher Josh Hader recently shared a heartwarming moment on social media that showcased the bond between families of MLB players. In the video she shared, their son, Lucas Hader enjoyed some playtime with Knox Bregman, son of Houston Astros star third baseman Alex Bregman and his wife Reagan Elizabeth Bregman

Here is how Maria Hader captioned the video:

"Reunited. @reaganelizabeth."

Image Credit: Instagram/@mariajhader

Earlier this off-season, Maria and Josh Hader hosted 'Hader’s Heart Toy Drive' as they donated toys in the form of gifts to a non-profit organization BEAR (BE A Resource) which provides help to at-risk & CPS-involved children & their caretakers in the greater Houston area.

Hader's Houston Astros shared a post about the donation drive that took place last month:

A timeline of Maria and Josh Hader's relationship

Maria and Josh Hader have probably been in a relationship for almost a decade based on the fact that they began sharing photos of each other on their Instagram accounts in 2015. The couple got engaged in 2018 and got married on November 19, 2019.

They are now parents to a son, Lucas Hader, who was born on June 15, 2022. Maria Hader shared the news of the birth of their child on Instagram. The post included a couple of pictures of the baby and Maria wrote in the caption:

"Lucas Alexander Hader 👼🏻. June 15th will forever be the best day ever 🤍."

Last season, Josh Hader played in 71 games for the Houston Astros and had 34 saves which was tied for 5th highest in the league. He had a 3.80 ERA with a 0.500 win percentage. Hader was drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in 2012 and traded to the Astros during the 2013 season.

In 2015 he was traded to the Milwaukee Brewers and was with the team till 2022. Hader is a 5-time All-Star and has made the All-MLB team thrice. He rejoined the Astros in January last year in free agency and signed a 5-year, $95 million deal.