The severity of the injury won't be known until Harper undergoes X-rays and a possibe MRI, though a team spokesman said the 18-year-old outfielder is listed as "day-to-day" for now.
Here's my article for CSNwashington.com, which I'll be updating as we get more info.
UPDATE: Jim Riggleman suggested the injury is not serious: "The little bit of information I got was that he's fine. Just turned his ankle and he's fine."
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That is good news for what could have been horrific news. When it happened, were most of you already in Jupiter?
This will lead to a slow start in low Class A ball, which means he'll probably only hit .750.
Also, his OPS would only be about 1.1133 (rest easy, Ted Williams - for now). ;-)
I find it funny that almost everywhere but here people's response to a sprained ankle, which I have survived several times = death sentence!
I'm sure this will erase Libya and Japan off the front pages.
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