Bryce Harper
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Dude's been in the league for 11 years and is only 30.
Repeatedly voted most overrated MLB player by his peers. His jealous peers.
Used to think he was a major douche when he first came into the league because, well, just because. But the more I’ve learned about him over the years, and more I’ve watched him play, the guy is a complete gamer. The guy you want fighting alongside of you. Fvcking stud.
Quite possibly the greatest grand slam walk-off HR and HR trot … err, sprint … ever…
I've liked him since super early in his rookie campaign when he got plunked by Cole Hamels "welcome to the Big Leagues" style and then later in the inning stole home on him. I'm a Braves fan but always liked Bryce.
Was never a big fan, but have grown to appreciate him more as a player over the last few years.
Pretty incredible that the guy has been famous for his baseball prowess since high school, which baseball washes out more "can't miss prospects" than any other sport and here we are 12 years later he has his career-defining (to this point) moment.
Pretty incredible that the guy has been famous for his baseball prowess since high school, which baseball washes out more "can't miss prospects" than any other sport and here we are 12 years later he has his career-defining (to this point) moment.
It was fun to hate on him as a Braves fan, but secretly always wished he was a Brave.
Should still be a Nat. So should Soto, Turner, Rendon, Max and Schwarber.
Yeah. I like Harper, and I wish he was still with the Nats. I don't blame him as much as the owners for that though.
Bryce Harper, born on October 16, 1992, in Las Vegas, Nevada, is a professional baseball player renowned for his extraordinary talent, fierce competitiveness, and charismatic personality. From a young age, Harper displayed an exceptional aptitude for the game, captivating scouts and fans alike with his prodigious hitting, powerful arm, and unmatched intensity on the field.
Harper's journey to baseball stardom began in his hometown of Las Vegas, where he attended Las Vegas High School. As a high school phenom, Harper gained national attention for his remarkable abilities, earning numerous accolades and honors, including being named the 2010 Baseball America High School Player of the Year.
In 2010, Harper was selected first overall by the Washington Nationals in the Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft, marking the beginning of a remarkable professional career. Harper made his MLB debut in 2012 at the age of 19, quickly establishing himself as one of the most electrifying young talents in the game. In his rookie season, Harper earned National League Rookie of the Year honors, showcasing his power at the plate, speed on the bases, and defensive prowess in the outfield.
Throughout his tenure with the Nationals, Harper continued to elevate his game, earning multiple All-Star selections and Silver Slugger Awards while solidifying his reputation as one of the premier players in baseball. In 2015, Harper enjoyed a career-defining season, capturing the National League Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award after leading the league in several offensive categories, including home runs, runs scored, and on-base percentage.
In 2019, Harper signed a record-breaking contract with the Philadelphia Phillies, solidifying his status as one of the highest-paid players in MLB history. Despite the pressures of living up to lofty expectations, Harper has thrived in Philadelphia, providing leadership both on and off the field while continuing to produce at an elite level.
Off the field, Harper is known for his philanthropy, passion for the game, and outspoken personality. He has been actively involved in charitable endeavors, supporting causes related to childhood cancer research, military veterans, and youth baseball programs. Harper's larger-than-life persona and magnetic presence have made him a fan favorite wherever he goes, with his signature "clown question, bro" response becoming a cultural phenomenon.
As Bryce Harper continues to etch his name in the annals of baseball history, his impact on the game transcends statistics and accolades. With his unwavering commitment to excellence, relentless work ethic, and boundless passion for the game, Harper epitomizes the spirit of baseball and serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes everywhere. As he continues to carve out his legacy, Bryce Harper remains a shining example of what it means to be a true baseball phenomenon.
Harper's journey to baseball stardom began in his hometown of Las Vegas, where he attended Las Vegas High School. As a high school phenom, Harper gained national attention for his remarkable abilities, earning numerous accolades and honors, including being named the 2010 Baseball America High School Player of the Year.
In 2010, Harper was selected first overall by the Washington Nationals in the Major League Baseball (MLB) Draft, marking the beginning of a remarkable professional career. Harper made his MLB debut in 2012 at the age of 19, quickly establishing himself as one of the most electrifying young talents in the game. In his rookie season, Harper earned National League Rookie of the Year honors, showcasing his power at the plate, speed on the bases, and defensive prowess in the outfield.
Throughout his tenure with the Nationals, Harper continued to elevate his game, earning multiple All-Star selections and Silver Slugger Awards while solidifying his reputation as one of the premier players in baseball. In 2015, Harper enjoyed a career-defining season, capturing the National League Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award after leading the league in several offensive categories, including home runs, runs scored, and on-base percentage.
In 2019, Harper signed a record-breaking contract with the Philadelphia Phillies, solidifying his status as one of the highest-paid players in MLB history. Despite the pressures of living up to lofty expectations, Harper has thrived in Philadelphia, providing leadership both on and off the field while continuing to produce at an elite level.
Off the field, Harper is known for his philanthropy, passion for the game, and outspoken personality. He has been actively involved in charitable endeavors, supporting causes related to childhood cancer research, military veterans, and youth baseball programs. Harper's larger-than-life persona and magnetic presence have made him a fan favorite wherever he goes, with his signature "clown question, bro" response becoming a cultural phenomenon.
As Bryce Harper continues to etch his name in the annals of baseball history, his impact on the game transcends statistics and accolades. With his unwavering commitment to excellence, relentless work ethic, and boundless passion for the game, Harper epitomizes the spirit of baseball and serves as an inspiration to aspiring athletes everywhere. As he continues to carve out his legacy, Bryce Harper remains a shining example of what it means to be a true baseball phenomenon.
As great a modern hitter as he is, and as decent a person as he actually seems to be from everything I've heard/seen/read, I'd have to say I would actually find it funny if he never got a ring.
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