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Though he’s faced three significant injuries at different points in his career, Harper has mostly quieted health concerns by playing in at least 147 games in three of the last four seasons. A typical three-year look back (inconvenient given the timing of Harper’s monster year) places him just 34th among position players in FanGraphs Wins Above Replacement. As absurd as it sounds, it feels like Harper should have accomplished more in his seven seasons with the Nationals. Harper was easily the best hitter in baseball in 2015, though his only other top 10 finish in wRC+ was in 2017.

In his seven seasons with the Nats, Harper made six All-Star teams and won the NL MVP in 2015. He went first overall to the Nationals and made his MLB debut as a 19-year-old, winning Rookie of the Year in 2012. Labeled a baseball prodigy at age 16, Harper was so good he chose to leave high school after two years and enroll in a junior college, fast-tracking him into the 2010 MLB draft. Let us know what you think in the comment section! On to our Top 50 free agents:ġ. We vetted these as much as possible, but with 50 predictions and a volatile free agent and trade marketplace, we know we’ll be off on some. MLBTR writers Steve Adams and Jeff Todd joined me in this collaboration, debating free agent contracts and destinations for many hours. New to MLBTR? You can follow us on Twitter, like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram, and download our free app for iOS and Android.

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