Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper showed his presence of mind in the second game of the series against the Boston Red Sox on Tuesday.

Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper was the latest player to vent his frustrations at an umpire after some very questionable calls but somehow he was able to avoid being ejected for his actions on Sunday.

Cristopher Sánchez allowed four hits in a complete-game victory, Max Kepler and Kyle Schwarber homered, and the Phillies beat the Boston Red Sox 4-1 on Tuesday night.

Bryce Harper managed to avoid getting ejected Sunday despite so openly shading home plate umpire Steven Jaschinski over a strike three call. Perhaps even Jaschinski knew he had messed up. Harper dramatically waved off Jaschinski after he was rung up in the bottom of the eighth inning of the Phillies’ 8-2 home loss to the Angels after a called strike three that was very clearly high above the strike zone.

Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper somehow did not get ejected despite some pretty clear disrespect he directed toward home plate umpire

Another tough blow for the Philadelphia Phillies, as they’ll lose a player for some time due to a rib injury, leaving Bryce Harper without a key infield teammate, though the team has already called up a Triple-A replacement.

After Friday and a career day against the Giants before the All-Star break, it feels like Bryce Harper has found his groove again.

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