Phillies Believe in Bryce Harper's Ability in Right Field: 'He Can Throw'
Summary
The Philadelphia Phillies are allowing Bryce Harper to play right field again after his elbow surgery. The team trusts Harper’s health and arm strength, and they plan for him to be the main right fielder for the rest of the season.Key Facts
- Bryce Harper had surgery on his right elbow and played first base in 2023 to limit throwing.
- The Phillies traded for Luis Arraez, which helped move Harper back to right field.
- Phillies manager Don Mattingly said Harper is healthy and can make all normal throws.
- Harper is expected to play more than 120 games this season for the fifth time in six years.
- The team might occasionally use Harper as a designated hitter or at first base late in games.
- The Phillies are currently in the fight for the last National League Wild Card spot.
- They are not placing restrictions on Harper’s play because they need his full contribution.
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