Major League Baseball's All-Star Game is in Philadelphia this year, and Bryce Harper plans on participating in the Home Run Derby in front of the home fans.

Phillies fans are on the edge of their seats: Bryce Harper might be coming back to the Home Run Derby—right at home in Philly.

Bryce Harper was named a National League All-Star reserve.

Bryce Harper hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the ninth inning to cap a seven-run Phillies rally, then saluted hostile Nationals fans with his ring finger.

Bryce Harper is back to doing what he does best. The two-time MVP sure looks elite these days, no matter how you slice it. Prefer traditional stats? Harper's .908 OPS is better than all but nine qualified hitters,

Bryce Harper hit 20 home runs through the Phillies’ first 88 games, a pace that would put him on the doorstep — but not quite over the threshold — of 400 for his career. And wouldn’t that spice up opening day 2027?

One of the greatest showmen in Major League Baseball will have his talents on full display during the 96th All-Star Game.

It seems like years ago that the Philadelphia Phillies appeared to be in a state of disarray when they were 10 games under .500.