Bryant, Harper wives support Bryce Harper becoming a Cub

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The Harpers and Bryants pose in Las Vegas in June. | Bryce Harper/Instagram

Their better halves support the idea of Bryce Harper and Kris Bryant being teammates once again.

Harper and Bryant’s wives teased fans with two Instagram posts, which only added fuel to the fire about the Nationals right-fielder’s potential future with the Cubs.

Kayla Harper and Jessica Bryant teased the possibility of Bryce Harper coming to the Cubs on Instagram, during the Nationals’ 9-4 win on Sunday. Jessica posted a black snapshot on her Instagram story with the caption: “Fans want it … & we are more than good with this idea.”

Jessica Bryant shared this picture on her Instagram story on Sunday. | Busted Coverage

Jessica Bryant shared this picture on her Instagram story on Sunday. | Busted Coverage

Jessica also posted a selfie with Kayla, along with the hashtag, “#HarperToTheCubs.”

Jessica Bryant shared a selfie with Kayla Harper on Sunday. | Busted Coverage

Jessica Bryant shared a selfie with Kayla Harper on Sunday. | Busted Coverage

The two pictures have since expired from Jessica’s Instagram story, but were captured by Busted Coverage.

This isn’t the first time the Harpers and Bryants showed off their friendship on social media. Bryce, who won’t be a free agent until after the 2018 season, also shared a picture of him with his former youth baseball teammate and their wives on Instagram in June.

Rumors about Harper’s potential future with the Cubs began to circulate earlier this summer when baseball analyst Peter Gammons mentioned it as a possibility on the Mully and Hanley Show on 670 The Score.

“Somehow I don’t think it’s going to be affordable to have Bryce Harper and Kris Bryant on the same team,” Gammons said. “It’s a great idea, I’d love to see it because I respect them both so much, personally and professionally, but I don’t think it’s ever going to happen.”

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