Bryce Ties for 202 All Time HRs, 17 Games into the 2022 Season

He is tied with a talented Andrew McCutchen, who is 35 years old in his 14th season, and has over 2,000 more at bats than Harper.

Vernon Wells hit the same number in 15 seasons, about 1700 more at bats, or plate appearances.

Harper has now outpaced Hall of Famers Joe Morgan and Brooks Robinson, who played 22 and 23 years, respectively.

202.	Bryce Harper (11, 29)	270	5556	L	HR Log
	Andrew McCutchen (14, 35)	270	7654	R	HR Log
	Vernon Wells (15)	270	7212	R	HR Log
205.	Joe Morgan+ (22)	268	11329	L	HR Log
	Brooks Robinson+ (23)	268	11782	R	HR Log
	Gorman Thomas (13)	268	5486	R	HR Log
208.	George Hendrick (18)	267	7834	R	HR Log
	J.D. Martinez (12, 34)	267	5347	R	HR Log
	Mike Napoli (12)	267	5330	R	HR Log
211.	Vic Wertz (17)	266	7028	L	HR Log

Time creeps up on all of us: this is his last season his twenties. He is only hitting .231 with a .297 OBP so far; he should improve with the warmth and his comfort this season.

Philadelphia is only 7-10, not much better than the woe begone Nats at 6-12. The Mets and Braves are the teams to beat in the division, and the Marlins are not too bad.

Staying healthy, Harper is on trajectory to make the 300 clout club this year.

Maybe more.