Bryce Harper, the #1 overall pick in the 2010 draft by the Washington Nationals is showing exactly why he has a future in baseball... and not much else.
Harper still hasn't been signed by the Nationals, and has apparently enrolled at the College of Southern Nevada for the fall. I don't know if this is supposed to be some sort of negotiating ploy to show that he does indeed have other options, but, let's be honest, if you really had other options, Mr. Harper, you wouldn't have enrolled at the College of Southern Nevada. You would have gone somewhere, you know, like Cal State Fullerton, USC, University of Alaska Juneau, not the College of Southern Nevada. Just sign your stupid contract and report to the minors.
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MLB Draft - #1 Pick Edition
Because the Washington Nationals knew they only had a week to be in the news, they made a big splash this week. On the week when last year's #1 pick in the draft made his debut, the Nationals selected Bryce Harper from the College of Southern Nevada with this year's #1 pick. That's right, the Nationals were the worst team in baseball for two years in a row. In a league that includes the Royals, Pirates and Padres, that is pretty impressive.
Harper is currently a catcher but will make the shift to right field in order to "fast track" him to the Majors. Because, as Adam Dunn has proven throughout his career, you don't have to be skilled to play in the outfield; you just have to hit the ball a long way. Legends already abound regarding Harper's ability to hit the ball 6,263 feet, pick off runners with his laser-rocket arm, score from first on a bunt and how if HE were there, he would consume the English with fireballs from his eyes and bolts of lightning from his arse. Finally, as you can see from the picture below, Harper does cry because of his emotions, he cries tears of oil to help save the environment.
Harper is currently a catcher but will make the shift to right field in order to "fast track" him to the Majors. Because, as Adam Dunn has proven throughout his career, you don't have to be skilled to play in the outfield; you just have to hit the ball a long way. Legends already abound regarding Harper's ability to hit the ball 6,263 feet, pick off runners with his laser-rocket arm, score from first on a bunt and how if HE were there, he would consume the English with fireballs from his eyes and bolts of lightning from his arse. Finally, as you can see from the picture below, Harper does cry because of his emotions, he cries tears of oil to help save the environment.
Bryce Harper after being asked to do his Hoff impersonation
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