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Bryce Harper’s Star Status Continues to Rise, As 20-Year-Old Gets His Own Under Armour Logo (Photo)

Found April 12, 2013 on NESN.com:
PLAYERS: Bryce Harper
TEAMS: Washington Nationals
Bryce Harper has joined Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods and Tom Brady on at least one list already. The 20-year-old has his own logo. Harper, who is off to a scorching start in his second big league season with the Nationals, tweeted a photo of his Under Armour logo on Friday. The logo features both the outfielder’s initials and his No. 34, and it’s actually pretty clever. So what’s next for Harper? The kid is already a major league All-Star, a Rookie of the Year and a baseball icon. Becoming a champion seems like the next logical step. Stay tuned. Check out Harper’s logo below. Who likes the logo? 34/BH #UnderArmour http://t.co/O4eUDx4tfi— Bryce Harper (@Bharper3407) April 12, 2013 Have a question for Ricky Doyle? Send it to him via Twitter at @TheRickyDoyle or send it here.
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