Kyle Schwarber of the Philadelphia Phillies set a Major League Baseball record by hitting his 14th leadoff home run of the season on Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Rays, surpassing Alfonso Soriano's 2003 record. Schwarber's homer, which traveled 437 feet with an exit velocity of 113.9 mph, was his 35th of the season. Despite being removed from the game due to left elbow discomfort, Schwarber has been a crucial player for the Phillies, leading the team in home runs and RBIs. The Phillies, tied with the Dodgers for the best record in the National League, are aiming for deep playoff runs bolstered by Schwarber's performance. Schwarber's achievement adds to his already impressive career, including setting the Indiana University home run record formerly held by Ted Kluszewski. If Schwarber maintains his form, the Phillies have a strong chance of winning their first championship since 2008.