Bryce Harper

33-Year-Old First Baseman1B

Philadelphia Phillies

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2025 Fantasy Outlook

Harper once again failed to reach the 150 game plateau, having last done so in a full season back in 2019. He has suffered a variety of injuries from requiring Tommy John Surgery to dealing with a left thumb fracture, a left forearm injury, a left hamstring injury, and most recently, wrist inflammation which kept him out most of the month of June. Despite the injuries, Harper remains a five-category producer although the missed time limits how much he excels in any one of those categories. 2025 was more about quantity than quality because Harper did not excel in any one offensive category as much as he had even in 2024. The wrist soreness was no doubt a factor in the decline at the plate, but his approach and discipline remained intact even if his ability to hit the ball as hard as he normally does waned. There is little reason to believe that 2025 is a warning of a slowdown for Harper, because had he remained on the field as much as he did in 2024, he would have likely exceeded that season's production. He remains one of the better options at first base in fantasy baseball as long as you do not yearn for his pre-Covid production levels. Read Past Outlooks

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