MLB suspends Washington's Bryce Harper for four games
Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper has been suspended four games for charging the mound Monday in San Francisco.
Harper threw his helmet, and a couple of punches at San Francisco Giants pitcher Hunter Stickland after being hit by a pitch. The two players have a history, likely limiting the severity of the punishment for Harper. Strickland was suspended six games for his part in the bench-clearing brawl. Both Harper and Strickland have appealed their suspension.
With a .331 batting average, 15 home runs, 41 RBI's, and 44 runs scored in 203 plate appearances this season, Harper is off to one of the finest starts in his six-year career.
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