Harper, with his father, breathes spectacularly to win the series derby in front of home fans.

Bryce Harper, 26, of the Washington Nationals, won the derby with an exciting audience.

Harper won the 89th National League championship in Washington, DC,

Harper, who had 19 homers in the MLB All Star circuit final final, defeated Kyle Schwaber (25 years), who scored 18 points, at the top.

Harper was the youngest player to reach the final with his father Ron at the 2013 All-Star Home Run Derby, but he was vice president at the time with Ennis Shephedes, 19659002] Schwabar hit 18 homers for the first time and hit the plate. Harper hit four homers two minutes and 38 seconds before his first time out. Harper, who had nine homers before leaving for one minute and 20 seconds, took off nine batters from the fence for the first time in 50 seconds.

Harper added a home run to his 30 second bonus time,

he won the Derby Home Run in 1990, the Chicago Cubs 'Rhinestone, 2015 Cincinnati Reds'. Todd Fraser

Harper, who is in Washington in first place in the 2010 projects, made his debut in the big league in 2012, becoming the first batter of his first year with 22 homers.

Home Run Derby scored the winner in the preliminaries, semi-finals and finals with the style of the tournament. Regardless of the number of throws, the player who hit a lot of home runs during the four-minute time limit entered the next round.

With thirteen homeruns in the preliminary round, Harper defeated Freddy Freeman (Atlanta Braves) in the semifinals. Harper had 12 homers in the beginning, while Harper scored 13th in the semifinal with a time limit of 26 seconds.

In the semifinal, Harper scored 13 points for Maxmons (LA Dodgers) I shot. Harper, who got the extra time in the semifinals, finished the 13th circuit with a time limit of one minute and 11 seconds.

Javier Bares (Chicago Cubs), who had 17 home runs in 16 preliminaries,

Schwever made his league debut the following year after joining the Cubs in four rounds in the first round of the Beginners' Draft 2014, with 18 circuits this year, the fourth year of his career in the major leagues.

Schwever defeated Leeds Hoskins (Philadelphia Phillies) in the semi-finals after defeating Alex Bregman (Houston Astros) with 16 homers and 15 homeruns in the preliminary round.

Hoskins started in the semifinal, scoring 20 homeruns for two homers in a bonus period.

Feeling comfortable in the finals, Schwab and Bergman eventually lost to Harper, winning the match.