Teoscar Hernandez's family coordinate outfits for Christmas; Chris Taylor, Alex Vesia, Bobby Miller, and Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s partners send wishes

Free agent outfielder Teoscar Hernandez may have a decision to make on his next destination in the coming days. But with Christmas upon them, he can rest easy and enjoy the festive season with his family, which includes his wife Jennifer and three kids - Julian, Teoscar Jr. and Mateo Javier.

Hernández and his family brought the holiday spirit to life with their picture-perfect family photo shared on Instagram. Dressed in matching gray festive pajamas adorned with intricate winter patterns, Teoscar, his wife, and their three children posed in front of a Christmas tree, adorned with silver, white and teal ornaments. There were some gifts placed in the background as well.

The post, shared by Teoscar Hernandez's wife, Jennifer Hernández, included a heartfelt caption:

“Merry Christmas from the Hernández Family 🎄❤️.”

The post quickly gained traction, with holiday wishes pouring in from friends, fans, and fellow teammates. Among the well-wishers was Natalie Loureda, partner of Bobby Miller of the Los Angeles Dodgers, who commented:

“Merry Christmas my friend 💖”

Alex Vesia’s partner chimed in with

“Merry Christmas beautiful people 🎄❤️,”

Meanwhile, Jenni Gurriel, wife of Lourdes Gurriel Jr., added:

“Merry Christmas 🎄 para esa bella familia que queremos mucho 🙏❤️ Bendiciones.”

Chris Taylor’s partner Mary also left a note:

“Holy coordination! You all are always so on point! Merry Christmas 💛💚.”

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Teoscar Hernandez laments baseball taking away precious time from his family but commits to spend more

While on the outside it may look all money and stuff,baseball players have to go through a 162-game grueling regular-season schedule, which takes away a lot of time from their family.

Teoscar Hernandez is one of them, but once he retires, his entire time will be for his three kids.

"I’m a big family guy. I want to be there for my kids. Baseball takes away a lot of time from my family. When I’m done playing -- I don’t know, three or four or five years -- I’m going to be there for them," Hernandez said in an interview with MLB.com in June.

After winning the World Series with the Dodgers, it remains to be seen if the outfielder signs again with the club.