Bryce Harper's Power Has Never Been More Prevalent Than This Season With Phillies
By Chris Pyo

With all the flak Bryce Harper has been receiving this season about barely being able to hit over .250, his power certainly hasn't abandoned his vicious uppercut swing.
In fact, it's become even more important to his game.
Bryce Harper's 443 ft HR is his 6th HR of 440+ feet this season, his most in a season in his career.
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) September 10, 2019
Harper has the two longest home runs by the Phillies against the Braves since 2012. pic.twitter.com/0o2Lrgerec
As someone who's been heralded for his power since the age of 15, the six-time All-Star continues to carry some god-like power in his bat, even if it may not make contact with the ball most of the time.
30 home runs for Bryce Harper with the Phillies.
— John Foley (@2008Philz) September 2, 2019
Here’s all of them in 2 minutes. pic.twitter.com/nscQgX4Qrf
Every single ball that Harper hits in this clip has an intensity to it that's difficult to match by any other MLB player. However, that hasn't helped the Phillies a ton, as they sit three games back of the second Wild Card spot in a playoff race that's sure to heat up.
Maybe if Harper continues to hit these moonshots more consistently, the Phillies will have a chance to sneak into the playoffs, an atmosphere Harper has notably struggled in.
Bryce Harper 31st HR!
— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) September 10, 2019
Career high 102 RBIs ??
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If anything, at least Phillies fans always have a chance at seeing one of Harper's bombs every time they watch him play, like they just did against the Braves.