WASHINGTON (AP) a Washington Nationals left fielder Bryce Harper may be the youngest major leaguer to homer twice in his team's opening game of a time, delivering solo photographs in his first two at-bats Monday. The reigning NL Rookie of the Year, who's 20, drove a from Miami Marlins right-hander Ricky Nolasco over the out-of-town scoreboard in right-center in the initial inning. Harper's second homer sailed just a little to the right of this in the fourth inning. That first homer produced Harper the second-youngest player to go deep in his team's first game. At 20 years, 167 days old, Harper ranks behind only Tony Conigliaro, who had been 20 years, 95 days old when he homered for the Boston Red Sox in Game 1 on April 12, 1965, in accordance with STATS LLC. Don Money was when he hit two homers for the Phillies, 21 years, 305 days old on April 8, 1969. After Harper's second homer Monday, some fans at Nationals Park serenaded him with "M-V-P!" chants and he gave a curtain call, stepping out of the dugout and working his right fist. It is the 3rd multi-homer of Harper's job, minute contrary to the Marlins. Harper was when he was called as much as the majors by the Nationals in April 2012, turning in one of many best times by a teen in baseball history 19. He finished with 22 homers, 59 RBIs and 98 runs scored.
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