Realmuto's 2-run homer powers Phillies past Reds 5-2
Realmuto made it happen on his first homer of the season on a drive to left-center on a 3-2 pitch against Reds reliever Derek Law (0-1).
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Realmuto made it happen on his first homer of the season on a drive to left-center on a 3-2 pitch against Reds reliever Derek Law (0-1).
The Phillies said Harper hit on the field before Tuesday night's game at Yankee Stadium.
Harper is "progressing as the doctor has said" and swinging the bat without pain, according to Dombrowski.
Harper said he feels good now, but doesn't want to put a specific timeline on his return.
Harper is recovering from Tommy John surgery.
Turner said Harper "actually kind of left me alone a little bit" during free agency but that changed quickly.
Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said Thursday that Harper is taking swings with a bat at home in Las Vegas and will report March 8 or 9.
The Phillies skipper joined our anchors Jim Donovan and Janelle Burrell live as the Phils work out and prepare for the next season.
The Phillies star took off his shoe and gave it to a fan who asked for an autograph.
Harper tore his UCL while making a throw in a game in April and was relegated to full-time DH duty for most of the season.
The card jumped in value during the World Series.
The card features Harper's autograph and a gold spiraled finish.
The Phillies could spend that cash on free-agent star shortstops such as Trea Turner, Xander Bogaerts, Dansby Swanson and Carlos Correa.
If he goes under the knife, he could miss the beginning of next season.
A Harper autographed rookie card that was one of 25 sold for more than $45,000 in June.
Bidding closes on Nov. 17.
When Bryce Harper lugs his lumber to home plate to drop those famous South Philly bombs, his weapon of choice is a bat made locally.
Matt Petrillo reports.
The moment on the stands was captured on camera.
Bryce Harper discusses the electric atmosphere at Citizens Bank Park during Game 3.
Murals of Harper aren't the only thing popping up in Philly nowadays.
Harper murals have been popping up in the city, and now, you can add tattoos too.
Phillies fever is taking over the City of Philadelphia.
This mural can be found on 12th and Christian Street.
Vittoria Woodill reports.