Philadelphia Phillies designated hitter Kyle Schwarber recorded the 1,000th hit of his career on a classic "Schwarbomb" home run against the New York Yankees. Though Schwarber was unable to reach this milestone in front of the Phillies home crowd, the home run was caught by a Phillies fan in attendance at Yankee Stadium.

It was a big Friday night for the Philadelphia Phillies as they rolled to a 12-5 win over the New York Yankees. The offense came alive, led by Kyle Schwarber, who made history. The Phillies slugger recorded the 1,

The Boston Red Sox don't get enough heat for allowing Kyle Schwarber to walk. Schwarber has been arguably the top power hitter in Major League Baseball outside of a few guys over the past few years, continuing to do so during the 2025 campaign with 33 bombs and 75 RBIs.

Kyle Schwarber slugs his second home run of the game to right field, extending the Phillies' lead to 8-5 in the 8th inning

Kyle Schwarber's personal swing-off continued Friday night. Schwarber homered on his first swing of the second half after going 3 for 3 in the All-Star Game swing-off this past Tuesday, giving him a home run on four straight swings.

Phillies star Kyle Schwarber’s MLB All-Star Game swing-off heroics earned him a Hall of Fame request for his bat.

Statcast measures the exit velocity, bat speed and hang time on Kyle Schwarber's two-run home run, his 1,000th career hit

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