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Bryce Harper claims Home Run Derby balls are juiced as MLB pushes back: ‘Everybody knows it’

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Bryce Harper claims Home Run Derby balls are juiced as MLB pushes back: ‘Everybody knows it’
Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper at bat during the home run derby.
Bryce Harper swings during the Home Run Derby on July 13. IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect

Bryce Harper says he knows one reason balls were flying again at the Home Run Derby: The baseballs are juiced.

He declined to say how he knows this but sounded certain off a derby that saw him launch a ball 482 feet.

“I’m not going to answer that. But they’re juiced,” Harper told The Post. “Everybody knows it. They do it every year.”

The Derby is an exhibition, so it wouldn’t be crazy or unfair to juice them, and even Harper himself (and Mike Trout) have advocated for metal bats to be used in the Derby.

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