Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo tells the Washington Post that the team is not trading All-Star outfielder Bryce Harper at the trade deadline.
With Bryce Harper in the last year of his contract, would the Washington Nationals consider trading the superstar?
Even though the Washington Nationals may have tinkered with the idea of trading Bryce Harper, the team was never going to receive enough in return. Here are a few reasons why.
To the surprise of many, the Washington Nationals currently sit behind the Atlanta Braves in the NL East standings. Is Bryce Harper partially to blame for the team's slow start?
The Washington Nationals and Bryce Harper have agreed to terms on a contract for 2018, the last year before he's eligible for free agency.
Washington Nationals outfielder and Las Vegas native Bryce Harper will wear special cleats honoring the victims of the Vegas shooting.
After moving on from Bryce Harper and a rough start to the season, the Washington Nationals recovered and will be playing in October. The team clinched a wild-card berth Tuesday with a win over Harper’s Phillies. He reportedly turned down a 10-year offer to stay in Washington and signed a 13-year, $330 million deal with the Phillies this past offseason. With the Nationals heading to the postseason after losing its biggest star, SI Now’s Robin Lundberg and Amy Campbell discuss the contrast in seasons.
SI senior writer Ben Reiter explains why the Washington Nationals may want Bryce Harper to continue to feed off his emotions.
