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Bryce Harper heaved a baseball into the rooftop seats outside Wrigley Field

By Adrian Garro @adriangarro

An opposing player tossing a baseball into the stands doesn't happen nearly as much as a home-team player giving away a souvenir -- the opposition has to be the villain, after all. But when it does happen, it's fun.

Also fun? Bryce Harper rearing back and chucking a baseball beyond the bleachers and into the rooftop seats outside Wrigley Field, which he did in Tuesday's Phillies-Cubs game:

What is it about Wrigley Field that inspires opposing players to do this? Just last year, Joey Votto did the same in his never-ending quest to be a masterful troll:

Nice work, guys.

Adrian Garro joined MLB.com in 2016. Throughout his travels, both Bartolo Colon and Vin Scully have placed their hands on his shoulders. Not at the same time, though. That'd be amazing.

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