For comparison, a game-used, unsigned Harper jersey from the Nationals’ 2016 home opener sold for more than $13,000 earlier this month. The pine tar stain on the Bryce Harper jersey available for auction (left) begins to the right of the “4” and extends to the shoulder. (Via Lelands.com)An online auction house has updated the item description for a signed Bryce Harper jersey after the Nationals outfielder claimed the memorabilia available for bid was not as advertised. (Via MASN)It’s fairly common for Harper to sport pine star stains similar to the ones he had on his two jerseys on the day of the Papelbon fight. The pine tar stain on the jersey Harper was wearing during his altercation with Jonathan Papelbon begins directly above the “4” and extends to the shoulder.

Source: Washington Post May 25, 2016 15:44 UTC