When Bryce Harper slipped on a rain-slicked first base and tumbled awkwardly to the ground in apparent agony back in August, many members of the Washington Nationals feared the worst. Now that he saw some live pitching, we'll get the Bryce that we all know," Gonzalez said. Wherever he is in that lineup, he's a threat." Harper went 3 for 18 with zero extra-base hits — and one Bryce-at-his-most-aggressive, helmet-flying, hair-flowing dash home from first base. "Just trying to go out there and be Bryce and just do the things I can to help this team win.

Source: ABC News October 04, 2017 20:37 UTC