Bryce Harper ended the longest homerless streak of his career on Saturday night.
After driving in the tying run on a pinch hit infield single in game one, Harper launched a 1-0 changeup from left-hander Ryan Weathers into the Phillies bullpen to tie the game at one apiece.
Phillies All-Star closer Craig Kimbrel caught the ball in the corner of the bullpen.
The home run ends Harper’s homerless streak at 166 plate appearances. It’s a very good sign that the home run came against a left-handed pitcher. Coming into today, Harper slashed .222/.279/.306 with only four extra-base hits against lefties this season.
The Phillies remained tied at 1-1 in the top of the fifth inning.
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