Bryce Harper at 332 All time: Waiting for La Verdad Soto to Get to 92

Bryce Harper at 332 All time: Waiting for La Verdad Soto to Get to 92 (Top 1,000)

Below is the current (second weekend of August, 2019) list where the 8th year player ranks. I have been tracking him for a few years but now he is a Phillie and my interest has flagged...

He is coming up the list, but others are doing it better and younger. No one is as good as Mike Trout, but I think Machado and others, like some younger guys, will outproduce Bryce.

I think Juan The Truth El Trompo Soto may. He is only a second year player but he is as good as Bryce, I think. But he needs to hit about 50 more to make the top 1,000 list.I wish to go with him when he does that, maybe by as late as 2020. Meanwhile I will keep tracking Bryce.

Notably Hall of Famer Barry Larkin has been surpassed by Harper; not an intrinsic power hitter but for  short stop he was awfully good.

332.	Felipe Alou (17)	206	R	HR Log
	Gus Bell (15)	206	L	HR Log
	Bryce Harper (8, 26)	206	L	HR Log
	Pete Incaviglia (12)	206	R	HR Log
336.	Joe Medwick+ (17)	205	R	HR Log
337.	Rico Carty (15)	204	R	HR Log
	Jose Cruz (12)	204	B	HR Log
	Wally Joyner (16)	204	L	HR Log
340.	Richie Hebner (18)	203	L	HR Log
341.	Bill Dickey+ (17)	202	L	HR Log
	Carl Everett (14)	202	B	HR Log
	Sid Gordon (13)	202	R	HR Log
	Todd Hundley (14)	202	B	HR Log
	Jhonny Peralta (15)	202	R	HR Log
	Bill White (13)	202	L	HR Log
347.	Buddy Bell (18)	201	R	HR Log
	Manny Machado (8, 26)	201	R	HR Log
	Gene Tenace (15)	201	R	HR Log
350.	Bill Freehan (15)	200	R	HR Log
Rank	Player (yrs, age)	Home Runs	Bats	HR Log
	Oscar Gamble (17)	200	L	HR Log
	Josh Hamilton (9)	200	L	HR Log
	Adam Lind (12)	200	L	HR Log
	Don Mincher (13)	200	L	HR Log
355.	Cesar Cedeno (17)	199	R	HR Log
	Jackie Jensen (11)	199	R	HR Log
	Juan Uribe (16)	199	R	HR Log
358.	Barry Larkin+ (19)	198	R	HR Log
	Rondell White (15)	198	R	HR Log