Bryce Harper's debut with the Washington Nationals came with an enormous amount of fanfare and exceptionally high expectations. The former first overall pick in the 2010 draft had carried those high expectations ever since he first appeared on the radar of scouts in high school.

James Wood’s fourth-inning home run opens the offensive floodgates for the Nationals, who blast five dingers to back Jake Irvin in 7-3 victory over the Dodgers.

James Wood has been a monster. In 78 games, he's hit 21 homers and has driven in 57 runs, slashing .279/.376/.558 for an OPS+ that's a staggering 63 points above the league average of 100. What's even scarier about the ceiling of the 22-year-old is that he hasn't even played a full season's worth of games yet,