Bryce Harper's love for the Phillie Phanatic runs skin deep. Literally. The Phillies star arrived at spring training sporting a tattoo on his right arm of the team's iconic mascot zooming around on an all-terrain vehicle.

No matter how Rob Thomson configures is it, there is no ideal lineup for a team that is constructed like the Phillies.

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Philadelphia Phillies superstar Bryce Harper continued his team spirit with an epic tattoo of the team's mascot.

Some of the best hitters in the sport play first, like Freddie Freeman, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Pete Alonso and Paul Goldschmidt. Freeman is 35 and could be on the cusp of decline, and the Dodgers star is really the only hitter whose recent numbers rival Harper's.

It started with the two wearing tributes to each other on their cleats in Harper’s first series with the Phillies, escalated with Harper getting a custom-tailored Phillie Phanatic suit and has continued with the duo routinely exchanging gifts and swag.

Harper's appreciation for the Phanatic is nothing new. He has worn headbands, custom Phanatic cleats, leg guards and a sliding mitt to honor the mascot during his six seasons with

This season will be Bryce Harper's seventh season with the Philadelphia Phillies. That number matches the same amount of seasons that he spent with the Washington Nationals. While it may take you a minute to grasp how insane that sounds and how old we are all becoming,

P hiladelphia Phillies star first baseman Bryce Harper showed off some new ink recently, which Phillies fans are sure to love. Harper got a tattoo of the Phillie Phanatic, Philade