News about Bryce Harper

The Philadelphia Phillies let loose with wild locker room celebrations on Monday night after sealing their first NL East title since 2011. A 6-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs was enough to secure top spot and ensure that Bryce Harper and Co head into the postseason as champions. After the game, players sunk beers, pulled on goggles and smoked cigars to celebrate their rare feat, as they look set to go into the playoffs as one of the top two seeds in the National League.

Philadelphia Phillies right fielder Nick Castellanos lashed out at '2-year-old' Tampa Bay Rays reliever Edwin Uceta after being beaned in the hip during Tuesday's 9-4 win in the City of Brotherly Love. After Phillies slugger Bryce Harper doubled in the bottom of the eighth, Uceta beaned Castellanos, causing both benches and bullpens to empty and the players to gather on the infield grass. Uceta was ultimately ejected from the game. He entered the game with a miniscule 0.79 earned-run average, but the 26-year-old native of the Dominican Republic saw that figure balloon to 1.49 after surrendering three earned runs on four hits. 'I had an overwhelming sense that I was about to get drilled,' Castellanos said. 'We all just got a sense of what it was - he was just [ticked] off that he got hit around and his ERA shot through the roof.'

Jamie-Lynn Sigler's 10-year-old son Beau has finally left the hospital after battling ADEM. On Tuesday she shared an emotional video celebrating her boy's departure from the hospital where he spent weeks in the intensive care unit. The actress' oldest son was seen walking out of the hospital as dozens of family, friends and staff lined a hallway, cheering him and offering high fives. 

Zach Bryan offered 'Hawk Tuah' girl Hailey Welch a safe spot backstage after she expressed security concerns about attending his concert. The 21-year-old social media sensation bought her ticket for Zach's concert at Nissan Stadium in Nashville on Saturday before she became a viral sensation with her enthusiastic sex tip, according to an article on Tuesday by TMZ. Hailey told members of her newly created team about her security concerns and they reached out to Zach's team who offered her backstage access and the opportunity to join the country star on stage during his 'Quittin Time' tour.

Haliey Welch, 23, also known as the 'Hawk Tuah' girl, joined country singer Zach Bryan, 28, on stage at Nashville's Nissan Stadium on Saturday night (left) as she screamed her catchphrase on a mic. She also sang with Bryan to his hit song 'Revival' (inset). Welch became famous for an interview she did on June 19 in which she used the term 'Hawk Tuah' to describe a sexual act.(right)

The Hawk Tuah trend has made its way to the commentary box.  An Atlanta Braves announcer referenced the now-viral meme on Wednesday night when the team took on the Cardinals at Busch Stadium.  During the second inning, the Braves' commentators were discussing some saliva that slipped out of Alec Burleson's mouth 

After the onslaught of publicity, DailyMail.com can reveal Welch has gone into virtual hiding in tranquil Lewisburg, Tennessee, where she lives with family in rural isolation on the edge of the small city. Meanwhile her friends and associates in the tightly-knit community 60 miles south of Nashville have created a protective wall around her as she processes her new life under the spotlight, however long it may last.

Bryce Harper has gone viral for a reason he may well live to regret... after replicating the viral 'Hawk Tuah' TikTok girl while celebrating on Friday night.  The wild celebration sent social media into a spin, and came after Philadelphia's star slugger hit a double in a home game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.  Despite the 5-4 loss, Harper gave fans something to talk about over the next few days (or weeks...) as footage showed him making a fist and spitting on it, complete with the viral phrase 'Hawk Tuah'.

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Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper has urged Major League Baseball to make the London Series a four-team, round-robin event in multiple cities across the UK, as the two-time MVP prepares to put on a show in the capital. Harper's Phillies will play New York Mets, their fierce rivals, in a two-game series at West Ham United's London Stadium this weekend, the third time baseball has come to the capital. The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox played the first two MLB games in Europe in 2019, before the Chicago Cubs and St Louis Cardinals came to London last summer after their planned 2020 series was cancelled due to Covid.

Bryce Harper has a history when he plays in the city of San Francisco and that was re-hashed again today when the Phillies took on the Giants. Seven years to the day after Harper rushed the mound to fight Giants pitcher Hunter Strickland, the outfielder once again had an issue with a San Francisco hurler. Giants starter Kyle Harrison threw a 1-2 pitch high and inside on Harper in the top of the fourth inning - leading the Phillies batter to bark back in discontent at the pitcher.

Hernandez, 62, called it quits after a three-decade career in the majors filled with contentious calls at the plate.  The Cuban umpire announced his retirement in a statement, citing his desire to spend more time with his family as a driving factor, while hailing his career in MLB as a 'childhood dream.'  While his career may have been a dream come true for Hernandez, it was a source of ridicule for fans, coaches, players and even announcers alike. Baseball fans celebrated the announcement as they recalled his most memorable controversial calls on social media.

Phillies star Bryce Harper made a surprise appearance at a recent promposal - leaving one fan stunned in the process. Harper was captured on video walking up to a doorstep with a high schooler named Jake, before his hopeful date walked outside to see the MLB player in front of her. Harper exclaims 'Hi Julia!' to the girl before she immediately says back, 'I'm gonna cry.'

Staley even read a personal note sent by Beyonce, Jay-Z, and their daughter Blue Ivy while playing the pop star's Texas Hold 'Em' hit in the background on Instagram, Wednesday. 'To Coach Staley and the entire South Carolina Gamecocks,' Staley said at first. 'Me and my family watched your games and cheered you on through the entire season. I'm so proud of you. All my love.' She then said: 'That's B! Yes! Mr. Carter! Blue, you did yo' thang, Blue! Sir, and Rumi!'

Harper fell over the railing and headed head first into the dugout early in the Phillies' game against the Atlanta Braves, failing to catch the ball. The ball he chased later fell several feet from where he failed to catch it, adding insult to a near-injury. As he rag-dolled into the dugout, Harper was almost struck a camera operator. In the second game of the season, fans at Citizens Bank Park expressed worry right away after their star player flirted with an injury.

Ketchup is the nation's most popular dish. It also serves as an unexpected health benefit, according to Heinz, the leading brand. According to a recent commercial for the tomato sauce, "runners everywhere are using Heinz ketchup packets on their runs." In several cities, including New York, where runners can get a packet of ketchup on route, the company has even outlined running routes based on its logo, including New York. Despite the condiment's appearance as an unexpected running fuel, it does contain two primary ingredients that runners require: simple carbohydrates and salt.

The Arizona Diamondbacks won their first World Series in 22 years after shockingly defeating the Philadelphia Phillies in the National League Championship Series. Arizona won in Game 7 of the NCLS by 4-2 overturning the Cinderella tale to the grandest stage in baseball. In Game 1 of the World Series, the Diamondbacks will meet the Texas Rangers.

Following a 5-1 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series, the Phillies are set to play the first-ever Game 7 in franchise history. The majority in Philadelphia were unaware that the Phillies had pulled off a victory in the first two games of the season before Arizona was able to fight their way back into it. If the Diamondbacks win, it would be their first appearance in the World Series since 2001.

Harper, 31, 31, who was a member of the International Olympic Committee, marveled at the opportunity to represent Team USA in Los Angeles, 2028. 'I think it's everyone's dream to be in the Olympics, especially here,' Harper said. I'm going to be old at that point, so I'm not sure if they're going to want me on the team, but it's still a dream.' Harper isn't the only obstacle stopping him from achieving his Olympic aspirations, and age may not be the only thing preventing him from achieving his Olympic dream. In previous Olympic games, MLB has not allowed players to take time off from the league to play for their countries. Rather, minor league players occupied the Team USA rosters.

During the Philadelphia Eagles' 5-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series, Bryce Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies held a special birthday celebration. Harper blasted a solo home run to right-center field off Diamondbacks starter Zac Gallen in the first inning to give Philadelphia a two-run lead. Harper took three fingers on his left hand and one on his right, then proceeded to blow them out like candles on a cake. On Monday, his 31st birthday was played in a video.

As he led the Philadelphia Phillies to a 10-2 victory over the Braves, Bryce Harper came under fire after playing down rival Orlando Arcia and making a throat-slashing gesture. After Harper hit two home runs in the victory on Wednesday night, Philadelphia now leads the National League Division Division Series 2-1. Harper starred at Arcia after the Braves mocked him after game two of the series, both times as he advanced to second base. Arcia was heard repeatedly joking: 'Ha-ha, atta-boy, Harper!'

On the third base umpire Angel Hernandez, Bryce Harper flipped his maroon Phillies helmet over the protective netting and into the stands. This was no ordinary souvenir like a foul ball. Hayden Dorfman, a 10-year-old Phillies fan from Voorhees, New Jersey, had an autographed keepsake he could use at home. In a scrum in the aisle Thursday night at Citizens Bank Park, a Dorfman landed the lucky helmet after a few adults clutched it in a commotion. Cooler heads prevailed, and the helmet ended up with the beaming fifth grader on the kid's father, Aaron.

During the team's 10-4 victory over the San Francisco Giants on Monday night in a matchup of teams competing in the National League wild-card competition, Philadelphia slugger Bryce Harper hit an inside-the-park home run. Kyle Schwarber, Alec Bohm, and Edmundo Sosa all homered for the Phillies, while starting pitcher Aaron Nola threw seven strong innings as they advanced three games ahead of the Giants in the wild-card standings. LaMonte Wade Jr. and Joc Pederson homered for San Francisco, who have lost four of five and 11 of 15.

The Philadelphia Phillies watched as the kids took over the show prior to their game against the Washington Nationals in the 'Little League Classic'. Many members of the MLB team were keeping a match between the Metro Region representatives from Smithfield, Rhode Island, and the Mid-Atlantic representatives from Media, Pennsylvania, Sunday afternoon. In the bottom of the fifth inning, cameras panned to the Phillies, who were cheering and celebrating.