Phillies' Bryce Harper is 1st in MLB this season with prodigious home run feat originally appeared on The Sporting News Bryce Harper reminded the baseball world how special he is on Monday night. The Philadelphia Phillies slugger did something that no one else has done this entire MLB season.

The Philadelphia Phillies routed the Seattle Mariners 12-7 on Monday night at Citizens Bank Park as they continue their pursuit of the National League East titl

Bryce Harper had a big night on Monday, as he hit huge homers to help the Phillies score a win in the series opener against the Mariners.

Bryce Harper belts his second home run of the game, a towering two-run smash that extends the Phillies' lead and passes Joey Votto for 94th all-time

As if those home runs weren't enough on their own, Harper also made a bit of franchise history with those longballs, becoming the first Phillies player in the StatCast era (since 2015) to hit two home runs in the same game that traveled 440 or more feet.

After blasting two home runs against the Seattle Mariners, Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper spoke about stepping up in Zack Wheeler's absence.

Bryce Harper belts a mammoth solo home run for his 20th of the season, extending the Phillies' lead in the 6th and passing Greg Vaughn for 95th on the all-time list

Strahm joined “Phillies Extra” for a wide-ranging conversation, including his pursuit of a card collection for Harper, his Victus gloves, and new closer Jhoan Duran’s impact on the bullpen.