Bryce Harper Philadelphia Phillies

Age: 29 (October 16, 1992) | 6' 3" | 210lbs. | Bats: Left 1B-1 OF-139 CF-3 RF-48 DH-2 PH-4
Tm Lg YEAR G AB R H BB SO 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BA OBP SLG BB% SO% BABIP G/L/F % $4x4 $5x5
WAS NL 2018 159 550 103 137 130 169 34 0 34 100 13 3 .249 .393 .496 19 24 .289 40/22/38 29 28
PHI NL 2019 157 573 98 149 99 178 36 1 35 114 15 3 .260 .372 .510 15 26 .313 38/24/38 30 28
PHI NL 2020 58 190 41 51 49 43 9 2 13 33 8 2 .268 .420 .542 20 18 .279 36/18/46 35 32
PHI NL 2021 141 488 101 151 100 134 42 1 35 84 13 3 .309 .429 .615 17 23 .359 41/22/37 38 35
PHI NL 2022 64 242 49 77 26 52 21 1 15 48 9 2 .318 .385 .599 9 19 .346 35/29/35 21 19
Career 11yrs 1347 4799 899 1350 859 1241 291 23 282 800 120 41 .281 .391 .528 15 22 .321 n/a

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Can't say I like his grey graphite shiny bats. But, he's done a great job in his debut. A rope double to straight away center with hustle so that if Kemp didn't get it back in he'd have a triple and a sac fly to put the Nats ahead on the night.
Eugene Freedman EugeneFreed
Apr 28 '12
Having seen him in Arizona in a few games this past winter, and a couple games the year before that, he's obviously and clearly young. Tremendous power, looks poised and gamely, the way Wieters and Posey did, but also clearly had/has lots to learn.

The Nats are not a good offensive team, and worse without Zimmerman, so maybe they had to do this, but that doesn't mean he's going to be star material right off the bat. Pun intended.
Peter Kreutzer Rotoman
Apr 27 '12
I agree Texpope...I like the move by Rizzo. This team is for real.
Keith Cromer Slyke
Apr 27 '12
Well, 7 walks in his last 7 games. Maybe that's what they were waiting for, since he'd only had 2 in his first 13 games this year.

Not showing much power yet ... I'm not sure how much value he'll produce roto-wise this year ... but given what they're currently getting out of their 3rd OF slot, the Nationals can certainly use him.

This shows a commitment to winning this year - a nice move.
Phil Ponebshek Texpope
Apr 27 '12
LOL...the Nats are on the west coast. The sell-out will have to wait :)
Keith Cromer Slyke
Apr 27 '12
The Nats' announced they will call up Harper on Saturday and he will make his major league debut against the Dodgers this weekend.

Not as much hype as the Strasburg debut, but I expect a Nats' sell out, for sure.
Keith Cromer Slyke
Apr 27 '12
Headed to the bigs:

http://tinyurl.com/7d8wzz6
Kent Ostby Seadogs
Apr 27 '12
Might actually have a bit to learn in AAA ...

.222/.263/.333 in his first 9 games. 7K/2BB in 36 AB, 3 extra base hits (2 doubles and 1 triple).

Looks like he's making contact, but not necessarily hard contact yet. Maybe keeping him down till June won't just be arb-clock based.
Phil Ponebshek Texpope
Apr 15 '12
The next big thing will start the year in AAA.
GEOFF CRESAP SydThrift
Mar 18 '12
Sounds like a real prick in every interview and has been that way since junior high at least. Do you have to be cocky to succeed? Probably.
michael salfino Emjay
Mar 15 '12