It was a bit of a day for Washington Nationals slugger Bryce Harper on Saturday

Early in the afternoon on Saturday, news broke that Bryce Harper had signed a deal for 2018 with the Nationals worth $21.625 million.

The deal, which will prevent the two sides from going through the arbitration process this winter, is the largest deal for any arbitration-eligible player in history.

Record-breaking contract in hand, Harper then proceeded to go 0-3 in his first three at-bats of the night against the Philadelphia Phillies.

He stepped up to the plate in the ninth with a runner on first, two outs, the Nats’ last hope of avoiding extra innings the night before a day-night doubleheader.

Then, with one swing, he ended the game (it’s also possible that the Phillies wanted to go home too, but shhhhh).

The shot to straight center field was Harper’s second walk-off home run against the Philadelphia Phillies... this season... in the past month.

Rounding third, Harper may or may not have made a little motion towards Phillies pitcher Edubray Ramos...

... and then trotted towards home, where he was greeted with a Gatorade shower. (Does he get extra points for kinda-sorta promoting a brand that sponsors him?)

Then, he made a shoutout to Wizards’ stud John Wall, who hit a game-winning three pointer the night before at the Verizon Center to force a game seven between the Wizards and the Celtics.

Per MLB.com’s Jamal Collier:

"Just trying to be like John Wall, walk them off a little bit. I'm excited.”

John Wall, who Harper had shouted out the night before, heard and responded.

Not a bad day, Bryce. Not bad.