Bryce Harper is starting to be an elite player with his most recent performance against the Miami Marlins.

This season, he is batting .265 with eight home runs and 20 RBIs. His recent performance against the Miami Marlins had his first three-home-run game with five RBIs.

In his career, his batting average is .271, has 63 home runs and 169 runs batted in, with 31 stolen bases in three seasons.

He is already in the top five for home runs hit in the NL, and also for runs batted in.

Right now, his Washington Nationals are 14 and 15 placing third in their division, behind the New York Mets by four and a half games.

If he stays healthy, he could easily get over 30 home runs and 80 RBIs, possibly getting his team to the playoffs in a wild card spot.