Kyle Schwarber's recent performances have propelled the Philadelphia Phillies to a two-game sweep over the Toronto Blue Jays, including a 4-2 win on Wednesday. Schwarber hit his 32nd home run of the season, tying the MLB record for leadoff homers in a season with 13, a mark set by Alfonso Soriano in 2003. Cristopher Sanchez pitched a strong game, allowing only two runs over seven innings. The Phillies demonstrated resilience, particularly in Tuesday's game, where Schwarber's three-home run performance led to a dramatic 10-9 comeback victory. Bryce Harper left Wednesday's game early after being hit by a pitch, adding to his ongoing injuries. The Phillies, now 83-56, continue to maintain a strong lead in the NL East.