
Six years after signing what was then the largest contract in MLB history, Bryce Harper remains locked in on the same goals he had when he first entered the league.
Now in his 15th MLB season, the Philadelphia Phillies superstar has his sights set on reaching 500 career home runs – but more importantly, bringing another World Series championship to Philadelphia.
Harper, who currently sits at 336 career homers, knows that reaching the coveted 500-home-run milestone will take consistency, health, and the right environment.
“You’ve got to stay healthy. You’ve got to stay strong. You’ve got to be on winning teams, too, I feel like,” Harper said.
“Obviously, you can do it without that. But I feel like it just pushes you that much more to be great, being in an organization with a fan base that pushes you every day.”
While personal milestones matter, Harper remains laser-focused on winning another championship.
“Individual stats are great, but that one thing, man – that World Series. That’s what you want to do. All those things will take care of themselves if you’re winning and if you’re staying healthy. I’m not really too worried about it,” he said.