Philadelphia star Bryce Harper exited the Phillies' spring training game on Wednesday after getting hit by a pitch on his right arm in Dunedin, Fla. He likely escaped a serious injury.

Phillies manager Rob Thomson said the team is “not really over-concerned at all” about Bryce Harper after the Philadelphia slugger left Wednesday’s exhibition game against Toronto when he was hit

Bryce Harper’s spring debut ended unceremoniously on Wednesday after he was hit by a pitch from Blue Jays lefty Richard Lovelady in the sixth inning. The first pitch of the at-bat was a 90.5 mph sinker that missed up and in,

The beginning of spring training gives MLB fans reason to overreact in positive and negative ways. If a player gets off to a hot start, he's on track toward hav

It didn't end as Harper, his team and Philly fans would have hoped for, though. In the top of the sixth inning, the 29-year-old star first baseman was hit by a 92 mph fastball high up on his right arm by Toronto pitcher Richard Lovelady. The impact sent his helmet flying off and he exited the game (and stadium) shortly thereafter.

Bryce Harper was hit by a pitch and exited the Phillies' spring training game against the Blue Jays on Wednesday.

Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper left Wednesday's spring training game against the Toronto Blue Jays after getting hit by a pitch. Per Matt Gelb of The Athletic on social media: Bryce Harper was hit by a Richard Lovelady pitch.