The Washington Nationals' first spring training game is Saturday against the New York Mets, so to prepare yourself for the upcoming season, Sports Illustrated put Bryce Harper on the cover of this ...

Editor's note: Saturday marks 10 years since Bryce Harper first graced the cover of Sports Illustrated as a 16-year old. Tom Verducci, who wrote the 2009 cover story, reflects on his ...

Bryce Harper and Max Scherzer adorn the cover of the Sports Illustrated baseball preview this year. More specifically, Bryce Harper’s Hulk Hogan-level left forearm graces one of the magazine ...

Many were half Bryce Harper's age ... That’s why a 16-year-old fan from Jackson waited with a Sports Illustrated cover, reciting Harper’s biography and hoping to see Harper before he ...

The first thing I wondered when I saw Bryce Harper’s new Sports Illustrated cover shot was this: How did SI get the NL rookie of the year — one of baseball’s most recognizable figures — in ...

Shortly after Sports Illustrated introduced Bryce Harper to the general public with its “Chosen One” cover in 2009, the 16-year-old spent some time at Yankee Stadium. The phenom, invited to ...

The expectations on Bryce Harper to succeed have existed since he was just a teenager. He infamously was on the cover of Sports Illustrated at only 16 years old, with the headline "The Chosen One".

Bryce Harper has lived up to the enormous expectations of being a sports prodigy ever since he donned the cover of Sports Illustrated in 2009, crowned as baseball's LeBron. He was a 16-year old ...

who has "had the weight of the world on his shoulders since he was on the cover of Sports Illustrated at 16 years old," is finally being allowed to have fun. "Remember when Bryce Harper came into ...