The Philadelphia Phillies routed the Seattle Mariners 11-2 on Wednesday afternoon, finishing off a three-game sweep of the American League contenders. Philadelp

Kyle Schwarber doesn’t love accolades. Ask him about the records he’s broken, and he will shrug them off. Hand him an award, and he will accept it unassumingly. The Phillies designated hitter is much more comfortable shining a light on others than on himself,

Kyle Schwarber has become one of the most consistent power hitters in Major League Baseball. Schwarber, 32, who has spent time with four teams during his 11-year MLB career, has found the most individual success with his current team,

Realmuto launched a two-run homer in the eighth inning Tuesday, snapping a 4-4 tie and providing the winning runs as the Phillies captured the series. All that remained after the homer was for closer Jhoan Duran to enter to his anticipated light show and blow away the Mariners with a 102-mph fastball and 100-mph splinker.

Kyle Schwarber hit a tiebreaking, three-run homer in the seventh inning and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Washington Nationals 6-2 to snap a three-game skid.

The homer came in the Phillies' 126th game of the season. That's the same number of games it took Howard to get to 44 homers in 2006, per MLB Network's Sarah Langs. It ties the franchise record. Mike Schmidt's best total through 126 games was 39 in 1979.

It doesn’t matter who's on the mound; Kyle Schwarber is a threat to leave the yard. He’s up to 44 home runs on the

Teammates and fans hope for a full recovery as Philadelphia Phillies’s ace Zack Wheeler faces a serious health scare.