The National League Cy Young Award won't be handed out until after the conclusion of the World Series, but Philadelphia Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper let the world know who he would vote for on Tuesday night if he had a say in such matters.

Major League Baseball hands out the Cy Young Award to the best pitchers in both the National League and the American League. After the Phillies clinched their series with the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1, first baseman Bryce Harper sang the praises of their ace pitcher Zack Wheeler,

Zack Wheeler felt crummy coming out of the bullpen on Tuesday at American Family Field because he felt he had a "crappy" fastball. His words, of course. But Cy Young-caliber pitchers don’t panic. They move forward.

Bryce Harper hit a tiebreaking two-run homer in the sixth inning to back up the strong pitching of Zack Wheeler as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 5-1 in a matchup of division

Bryce Harper knew it when bat met ball, so he flipped that bat and jogged to first base. But Paco Figueroa, the Phillies’ first-base coach, was not as certain. He yelled at Harper to go, go, go. The towering fly ball landed 394 feet from home plate,

The ace of aces, Zack Wheeler led the Phillies to a 5-1 win Tuesday, a massive result because it was effectively two wins over the Brewers for the price of one.

A stellar outing from Zack Wheeler against the Brewers and some firepower from Bryce Harper lifted the Phillies over the Brewers, 5-1, on Tuesday night. Wheeler’s four-seam was extremely effective, touching 97 miles per hour and inducing 13 swing-and-misses.