Bryce Harper thinks the Atlanta Braves are the biggest threat to the Philadelphia Phillies in the NL East this season, and a positive injury update on Jurickson Profar will only fuel Atlanta's optimism.

Despite being division rivals, Harper and Alonso do have some common ground as they are both clients of agent Scott Boras. Harper tried to use this connection to his advantage to add Alonso to the Phillies.

The two-time National League MVP and eight-time All-Star has regularly yukked it up with the Phanatic since signing with the Phillies in 2019. Harper sported cleats and a headband featuring the large, furry, green bird-type creature and wielded a Phanatic-themed bat while facing the New York Mets in London last summer.

Bryce Harper and the Philadelphia Phillies were among the teams interested in signing Pete Alonso for free agency.

While the Philadelphia Phillies' interest in Pete Alonso never reached a serious level, the club did at least check in on the All-Star slugger before he returned to the New York Mets.

Phillies star Bryce Harper pointed out how Yankees star Aaron Judge's contract compares to Juan Soto's Mets deal.

Pete Alonso's return to the New York Mets this season was anything ... Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper revealed that he would've moved back to the outfield if it meant the team ...

After hitting a franchise-record 62 home runs in 2022, Judge was close to bolting for the San Francisco Giants. Only a prod from his wife, Samantha, and a conversation with Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner brought Judge back to the Bronx.

The figure of the astronomical contracts that began to be signed in MLB from Shohei Ohtani in the 2024 offseason and Juan Soto a few weeks ago have changed the way in which the gre

The Yankees might have pulled off one of the most favorable superstar deals in recent memory when they locked up Aaron Judge on a nine-year, $360 million

Bryce Harper told the Philadelphia Phillies he would approve of a position switch back into the outfield if the team acquires another slugger to play first base.

Bryce Harper said he's "more than open" to returning to the Phillies' outfield under the right circumstances. "If it's going to help us win, I'd go back out there," he said.