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Bryce Harper had heated confrontation with Rob Manfred

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Phillies' Bryce Harper reportedly cursed out MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred over salary cap talk

According to ESPN, the meeting lasted over an hour and covered a variety of topics.

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Red Sox had ‘much different’ meeting with Rob Manfred minutes after clash with Bryce Harper

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Bryce Harper doesn't dispute report of heated confrontation with MLB commissioner

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MLB Star Tells Commissioner To 'Get The F**k Out Of Our Clubhouse': Report

The meeting on labor matters took a tense turn when the superstar got in the face of baseball's leader.

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Report: MLB commissioner Rob Manfred confronted by Bryce Harper during clubhouse meeting

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After Bryce Harper-Rob Manfred confrontation, Mark DeRosa warned Phillies of commish’s power

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MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred confronted by Bryce Harper during meeting

At some point, Harper told Manfred if he was there to talk about a salary cap, he could “get the (expletive) out” of the clubhouse.

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Phillies' Bryce Harper reportedly told MLB boss Rob Manfred to 'get the f--- out' rather than talk salary cap

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Bryce Harper Reportedly Told Rob Manfred to 'Get the F--k Out' over Salary Cap Talk

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Harper told Manfred to 'get the f--- out of our clubhouse' in heated exchange: report

ESPN's Jeff Passan reports that Harper told Manfred to "get the f--- out of our clubhouse" during the argument, which stemmed from a discussion about a salary cap. The altercation reportedly happened during Manfred's annual visit with the team.

Harper not thrilled with loose lips from the clubhouse

If it was up to Bryce Harper, any words spoken in the clubhouse about the potential of a salary cap being put in place by MLB should stay there.

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Dan Patrick embarassed by Bryce Harper's antics

The entire universe seemed to be rallying behind Bryce Harper. Everyone, that is, except Dan Patrick. According to ESPN’s Jeff Passan, Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper led a heated pushback against the idea of a salary cap,