Jun 25, 2022; San Diego, California, USA; Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Bryce Harper (3) reacts toward San Diego Padres starting pitcher Blake Snell (not pictured) after being hit by a pitch during the fourth inning at Petco Park. Orlando Ramirez-USA TODAY Sports

The Philadelphia Phillies will be holding their breath after Bryce Harper left Saturday’s game against San Diego after being hit in the hand by a pitch.

Harper was hit on the hand by a Blake Snell fastball and was in obvious pain immediately. He could be seen holding his thumb as he left the field.

Harper was visibly angry as he left the field and appeared to yell something at Snell.

The Phillies had no immediate update on Harper’s status, but he is not one to leave games early if he can help it. He has already been playing through a significant elbow problem for a good part of the season.

The resurgent Phillies entered play Saturday at 37-35 despite a poor start to the season. If Harper is out for any period of time, that resurgence may be in real danger.

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