Bryce Harper says constantly hammering young players makes them less likely to deliver when the team needs them most: “I got a different style of the game. Old school, hard nosed, veteran mentality.” “For me, I don’t care who you are. Where you come from. What you did prior with another team. When you come into our clubhouse, I want you to feel like you’re at home.” “I want you to feel like you’re family.” “A young guy coming up from the minor leagues, If you just hammer him all the time and don’t show him any love. How do you know, in any big spot or any big situation, that you’re going to get the best out of him?” “He’s going to be sitting there going, ‘They hate me.’ ‘They don’t like me.’ I don’t want that.” “I want guys to enjoy the big leagues. It goes quick. He could be in the big leagues for four days. And that’s all he gets. And his only memory is his team getting on him.” “I just want guys to be comfortable. If I feel like I need to speak, I'll speak.”