While Bryce Harper...

Will play in his 1,000 career game tonight against the Jays.

The stats show he has one of the top 5 careers all-time for players in their first 1,000 games.

On pace for the best season in baseball history, per Jeff Passan at Yahoo! sports, ahead of Babe Ruth.

If he retired today...he still should be in the HOF, even at 26 years old.

Hits an 0-2 pitch 450 feet with a launch angle of maybe 10 to end the game in the Bronx.

I saw it live -- just, the count was 0-2 when I clicked over from the game in Colorado -- and just hope the Mariners aren't dead.

The whole time I was in Washington State, the Seattle Times was running some variation of ANOTHER LATE RALLY at the top of the front page.

I'm glad I won't be buying the paper tomorrow.

The Rockies' bullpen ERA is 5.75, the worst in the majors.

That's bad enough.

According to Keith Hernandez (after Rusin failed to record an out trying to protect a one-run lead), Rockies relievers have allowed 40 percent of inherited runners to score.

That's mind-blowing.

I think Tom Henke, the Canada Goose, wore glasses.  

Making his first major league start behind the plate tonite…..so naturally the pitcher he gets to catch is Austin Bibens-Dirkx...Try saying that battery combo 3 times last.

I don't think you can do worse and still get a Hold in the 9th inning, right?

Gave up 4 hits and 2 runs in 2/3 of an IP ... good for a Hold ... technically, I s'pose ...

Don't ya hate it when some guy you've NEVER heard of gets a Save?

Happened today ... turns out I shoulda heard of him ... my bad ... even though it looks like closemonkey has never heard of him either :-)

I think he does hold the all time saves record among pitchers that wore eyeglasses on the mound. 

Teke was the man. Hard to describe to today's youth.

We don't have G/L/F for him but we do have ground out/air out ratio. His career was 2.06/1 while the league average was 1.08/1.

Last night's was the top of the 9th at home in a tie game. 

He plays all over the place -- 2B, 1B, Lf, 3B, 1B in yesterday's double-header -- and it shouldn't be too surprising if he doesn't play anywhere very well. Just missed a throw in the dirt at first that Bellinger would have easily picked.

Here it is. Tremendous career BABIP. Wish we had his G/L/F; assume it's heavily weighted toward G.

Launched HR number 16 last night. I saw this coming back in February from a power perspective...good for Cron. But the K/BB and BA lead to a below average season. He needs to stop swinging for the fences, like everyone else is doing.On his way to a typical Rob Deer season. He is better than that.

Also stole a base today, so it's one fewer.

Has been in a bit of slump. But did hit HR #11 today. Hoping he heats up when the weather gets warmer.

Can we get his career scan, Alex?

See Candelaria thread.

Would be the leading AL MVP candidate if not for Trout.

22 homers on June 20 -- are you kidding me?

He has two fewer steals than Altuve.