Lance Mannion: Whats with the collective man-crush on Bryce Harper?

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What’s with the collective man-crush on Bryce Harper?

I’d have plunked him too, just for being so gosh darned likable.

Bob Gibson would have drilled him on general principle.

Lance Mannion on Monday, May 07, 2012 in Sports Squawk | Permalink

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Harper got the last word the best way: he stole home on Hamels.

Bryce Harper is the baseball equivalent of Lebron James: a player so good, he was on the cover of Sports Illustrated three years ago as a 16 year old. He took the GED after his sophomore year of high school so he could go to junior college so he could qualify for the baseball draft early. I don't know if he's likable or not, but players who can play this well this young are rare: ARod, Ken Griffey, Jr., Robin Yount, Al Kaline. Tony Conigliaro was that kind of player, too, until he was beaned.

Posted by: Sherri | Tuesday, May 08, 2012 at 12:12 AM

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