Players' Weekend doesn't start until Friday, but Bryce Harper brought out a custom bat early. The Philadelphia Phillies star debuted a fire-themed bat for the Phillies' series-opener against the Washington Nationals on Thursday.

When the Phillies needed it the most, Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper came up huge for them on Friday. Hear from Harper on how much Schwarber's has meant to the team all season.Bryce Harper praises Ky

MLB’s annual Players’ Weekend, which allows players to showcase their off-field interests and causes they support, officially begins Friday. Bryce Harper and the Phillies got started early.

Other players decided to pay homage to movies and video games with their Players' Weekend designs. Boston Red Sox third baseman Marcelo Mayer is using a Lightning McQueen-themed bat this weekend, while Harrison Bader of the Philadelphia Phillies gave a nod to "Fortnite" with his chug jug bat.

After finally getting healthy, the Phillies' pitching staff looks primed for the stretch run. However, they nearly lost their vaunted new closer on Friday night

Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper was ejected from the team's 5-4 win over the Detroit Tigers on Friday night for vehemently disagreeing with a check-swing call.

Not everyone on the team is doing well, especially one of Bryce Harper's teammates who has been struggling since July, with his production being particularly poor in August for the Philadelphia Phillies.

Bryce Harper belts a solo home run to center field, extending the Phillies' lead to 6-2 in the top of the 7th inning

Bryce Harper and Weston Wilson’s odd dugout handshake during a Phillies game sparks viral buzz and leaves fans baffled.

Phillies teammate Matt Strahm, an avid collector of baseball cards and other memorabilia, is helping guide Harper in the right direction. The pitcher is such a hardcore hobbyist that he has his own YouTube channel where he talks about his career, his current collection, and films himself opening packs of baseball cards.

Bryce Harper lines an RBI double and a second run scores on a throwing error, putting the Phillies ahead 2-0 in the top of the 1st inning

A player from the viral Savannah Bananas opponent, the Party Animals, wants to see Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper make an appearance.