Your browser does not support iframes. Is there anything that Washington Nationals phenom Bryce Harper can't do?The National League Rookie of the Year candidate added another notch to his resume Friday night when he gunned down reigning league MVP Ryan Braun at the dish. The play occurred during Washington's home contest at Nationals Park against the surging Milwaukee Brewers. Watch as Harper charges the ball hard, fields it cleanly, and fires a missile right on point to catcher Jesus Flores for the first out of the fourth.It's hard to believe the teenage Harper won't turn 20 for another month, eh?
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