Philadelphia Phillies' manager Rob Thomson offered a clear response to a surprise potential change for star slugger Kyle Schwarber.

At his current pace, Schwarber should notch his first 50-home run season. His .381 on-base percentage ranks third among NL hitters (not counting San Francisco Giants star Rafael Devers, who played for the Boston Red Sox through mid-June), and he’s only 21 RBIs from a new career high.

All of the scoring came in the ninth inning for the Chicago White Sox in a 6-3 loss Tuesday. Lenyn Sosa and Edgar Quero each had two hits in the defeat.

In the Phillies’ universe, the Wheeler Window is the only denominator that matters. When ace Zack Wheeler signed an extension last March that runs through 2027, he said that he would retire when the contract expires.

Phillies' Kyle Schwarber Makes MLB History Against Yankees originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Designated hitter Kyle Schwarber is in his fourth season with the Philadelphia Phillies after stints with the Chicago Cubs, Washington Nationals and Boston Red Sox.

The Boston Red Sox would have to "eat most if not all of" a major contract to make room for the Philadelphia Phillies slugger.

On Friday night, Kyle Schwarber notched his 1,000th career hit, and a fan had a very specific request to exchange the ball.

Kyle Schwarber has noted multiple times that he'd like to stay with the Philadelphia Phillies. The Phillies aren’t cheap, so it isn't a fair point to make regarding whether he actually leaves one day,

After winning the World Series in 2008, and getting back to there the next season, former Phillies GM Ruben Amaro traded for Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt and Hunter Pence and signed Cliff Lee as a free agent to go along with a star-studded lineup.

Kyle Schwarber hit a two-run homer, Jesús Luzardo pitched seven sparkling innings and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago White Sox 6-3 on Tuesday night.