Bryce Harper had his moment.

That, of course, should come as no surprise.

Harper, whether elite or not, has a flair for the dramatic. We’re talking about the guy that is responsible for Bedlam at The Bank and owns one of the best career postseason OPS marks (.986, fourth-best all-time) in the history of the game.

From the clutch home runs, to fame as a youngster, to the profile of his game, Harper has reminded me of a modern day Reggie Jackson. Their career numbers at roughly the same stage are eerily similar.

Of course, there’s one huge difference.

And it’s making me think of different, cross-sport comparisons for Harper now.