The Juice is back for its fifth season of fun! Stop by each weekday for an ample serving of news from the action, plus great photos, stats and video highlights. Harper sends 'em home : Fans at Nationals Park who were waiting for Bryce Harper to do something ... anything! ... on Tuesday night were finally rewarded in the bottom of the 12th inning. With the score tied and the bases loaded, the 19-year-old rookie lined a RBI single to left field for the first walkoff hit of his career and a wild 7-6 win over the New York Mets . The ensuing euphoria saw the Nationals take sole possession of first place in the tight NL East and erased the frustration of what had been a rather meager night for Harper. Before his last at-bat, Harper had been 1 for 6 at the plate. ''I'm happy to get the 'W,' of course. I'm happy to get that walk-off hit, but I don't like going 2 for 7. 'I don't like striking out twice in one game, either.'' '(But) to get that moment at the end, that wipes everything away.' Harper said to reporters. Shortstop Ian Desmond said Harper is one of the best players he's ever seen, but the rookie wouldn't have had a chance to be the hero if it weren't for his teammate. Though the...