Bryce Harper: Washington Nationals outfielder
Bryce Harper (born Oct. 16, 1992) plays left field for the Washington Nationals. He won the 2012 National League Rookie of the Year award after hitting .270 with 22 home runs in 139 games. He was selected by the Washington Nationals with the first pick in the 2010 Major League Baseball draft. He made his debut as a 19-year old on April 28, 2012. Harper earned his GED after his sophomore year of high school, making him eligible for the 2010 draft. As a 17-year old he played for the College of Southern Nevada, where he won the 2010 Golden Spikes Award as the nation’s top amateur baseball player. He made his minor league debut on April 7, 2011 with the Class A Hagerstown Suns. He made his Class AA debut on July 4 with the Harrisburg Senators and his Class AAA debut on April 5 with the Syracuse Chiefs.
After missing 2 games with bruised knee, OF Bryce Harper back in Nationals’ lineup
(Reed Saxon / Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO — Outfielder Bryce Harper is back in the Washington Nationals’ lineup after missing two games because of a bruised left knee.
Bryce Harper returns, Ross Detwiler on track to make next start
Bryce Harper is worried about sliding on his knee, but will play tonight.
Nationals-Giants lineups: Bryce Harper returns, Danny Espinosa sits
Bryce Harper returns to the Nationals' lineup while Danny Espinosa is on the bench.
Nationals hopeful Bryce Harper will return Monday against Giants
The Nationals will determine Bryce Harper's status for Monday's series opener in San Francisco tomorrow afternoon, Manager Davey Johnson said.
Bryce Harper out of the Nationals' lineup with swelling in knee
Bryce Harper will likely miss tonight and tomorrow with swelling in his left knee.
Bryce Harper feeling 'terrible' after at-bat, could play Thursday
Bryce Harper’s status for Thursday’s game in San Diego is up in the air.
Washington’s baseball club in desperate need of a Natitude adjustment
(Jonathan Newton / Post)
COLUMN | ‘World Series or Bust’ sounded like confidence in spring, but it’s proven to be a weighty burden.
Is Bryce Harper too aggressive?--Post Sports Live
The Post Sports Live crew talks about Bryce Harper’s head-on collision with the outfield wall in Dodgers stadium during Monday night’s game.
Let Bryce Harper be Bryce Harper
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COLUMN | The Nationals outfielder is still learning the game, but don’t change his hard-charging style.
