Here's video of Bryce Harper doing an interview at his cover shoot for an upcoming cover of Eastbay.
Meanwhile, the Washington Post's Jason Reid registered a "Bryce Harper needs to grow up" column today, which featured some classic quotes from Mike Rizzo on Harper's "cocky bone and ego bone":
"...there’s not a malicious bone in his body. Now, there’s a cocky bone in there. And there’s an ego bone. And there are other bones … but there’s not a malicious bone in his body.
He loves being a Washington National. He wants to be a Washington National for the length of his contract. This is the way he sees himself. He wants to go into the hall of fame with a Washington Nationals hat on. He wants to win championships and that sort of thing. That’s who he is." (Mike Rizzo, via Washington Post, 2/14/2012)
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