The Phillies sold 100,000 tickets yesterday after the news broke. That is likely a surge of around $4,000,000 from increased ticket sales on ONE DAY ALONE. It wouldn't really shock me if Harper is generating over $25mil in off the field revenue streams in his first year. The jersey sales are going to be off the charts. I think the impact of getting one of these guys in FA is really understated financially. Extending a guy is usually not a big revenue stream because the fans probably already have the merchandise over the years and it isn't going to generate major excitement. However getting Bryce Harper, one of the faces of MLB, out of nowhere to be on your team is just insane. Harper was #13 in jersey sales last year despite being on the same team for 7 years. That is especially crazy when you consider many thought he was on the way out the door and was in his walk year. Yet everyone and their brother in Philly wanted his jersey. While off the field revenue generation quickly tails off from what it will be this year it is still major. Not to mention if Harper reverts back to an MVP level of play the revenue will keep trickling in until multiple generations die off and don't remember him anymore.