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The legend of Bryce Harper and more Opening Day lessons
SI.com Now that was one awesome Opening Day. Clayton Kershaw made the major leagues look like Little League, playing the role of the big 12-year-old kid who is the best pitcher and the best hitter. Bryce Harper carved out a piece of Opening Day history the … Roto Roundup: Bryce Harper, Clayton Kershaw and Others Opening acts: Kershaw dazzles, Harper shines Kershaw shines in baseball season-openers |
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Perfect Opening: Bryce Harper And Stephen Strasburg Give DC Fans A Show
Forbes The super-hyped, super-talented tandem of Bryce Harper and Stephen Strasburg pretty much carried the Nats to a 2-0 season-opening win over the Miami Marlins by themselves on Monday. Strasburg, the hard-throwing righty, tossed seven shutout innings. A memorable Opening Day for Nats Harper's Home Runs and Strasburg's Pitching Lift Nationals Bryce Harper and Stephen Strasburg poised to become men in full |
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Opening Day 2013 Marked By Bryce Harper's Homers, Newtown Salute
Huffington Post Bryce Harper put on quite a show in Washington. The 20-year-old star hit home runs his first two times up and earned a few "M-V-P!" chants during a 2-0 win over Miami. At Target Field in Minnesota, players and fans bundled up. It was 35 degrees with 17 … |
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Bryce Harper, Stephen Strasburg star in Nationals' win over Marlins
Boston.com For Bryce Harper, two homers in his first two at-bats, and even some ''M-V-P!'' chants. For Stephen Strasburg, 19 consecutive outs during one stretch of seven scoreless innings. And for the defending NL East champion Washington Nationals, a 2-0 victory … |
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Bryce Harper hits two homers in Washington Nationals' 2-0 opening day win …
Washington Post Inside the clubhouse, watching the first inning on television, relievers Drew Storen and Tyler Clippard could hear Bryce Harper's name rumble over the Nationals Park speakers. They listened to the accompanying roar, the crowd frothing for Harper's … |
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Thumb could cause problems for Bryce Harper
USA TODAY WASHINGTON — Bryce Harper's bat is the story of the day, but his hand could become the story of the month. That left thumb which bothered the Washington Nationals slugger late in spring training is still an issue, though not enough to keep him from … |