Kyle Schwarber Hits Four Home Runs, Sets Phillies Record

Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber made MLB history by becoming the 21st player ever to hit four home runs in a single game during a dominant 19-4 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Schwarber’s four homers, which came off three different pitchers, set a new franchise record and pushed his season total to 49 home runs, marking a career high and second-most in Phillies history. Notably, Schwarber had a rare opportunity to become only the third player ever to hit five home runs in a game but fell short after popping out to shallow left field against Braves shortstop Vidal Brujan, who was pitching in relief. Schwarber later reflected that asking about the five-homer feat before his final at-bat may have affected his mindset. His performance was the third four-homer game of the 2025 MLB season, joining Eugenio Suárez and Nick Kurtz. Schwarber’s power display continues to cement him as one of baseball’s most feared hitters.