Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper is mired in a massive slump, and after his first strikeout of Wednesday's game against the Giants at Oracle Park, he took his frustrations out on the bat rack in the visiting dugout.
Harper, who entered the game 4-for-23 in his last seven games, slammed his bat into the bat rack several times.
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But the real fireworks began in the top of the fourth inning. During Harper's third at-bat, Harrison buzzed him twice, causing the benches to clear.
Cooler heads prevailed and Harper ultimately grounded out to end the inning.
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Harper's run-in with Harrison and the Giants amazingly comes on the seven-year anniversary of Harper's infamous fight with former San Francisco reliever Hunter Strickland.
There's something about Harper playing in San Francisco on May 29 that just gets his blood boiling.