The toleter of the Philadelphia Filis, Kyle Schwarbermade history on Thursday by shooting four home runs in the same game, joining an exclusive club in the MLB. His power exhibition was given in the overwhelming victory of his team 19-4 against the Atlanta Braves In Citizens Bank Park.
Schwarber and his four home runs against Los Braves
The Slugger opened the account in the first entry with a solitary home run in front of Cal Quantrill. In the fourth, he punished Austin Cox with a two -run hit, and just a inning later disappeared the ball again, this time with a three -run homer against the same pitcher. His fourth explosion came in the seventh entrance, when he connected another three -annotations against Wander serum.
With this, Schwarber became the number 21 in the history of the MLB to achieve four home runs in a game. In addition, it is the third to achieve this season, after Eugenio Suárez (with the Arizona Diamondbacks) and Nick Kurtz (Oakland Athletics).
A historic club in the big leagues
Before Suárez and Kurtz, no player had reached the feat since 2017, the year in which JD Martinez and Scooter Gennett succeeded. The 2025 season is already inscribed in history as one of the few with multiple games of four homers.
Schwarber, 32, lives his best campaign with 49 home runs, 94 races scored and 119 promoted, in addition to an offensive line of .248/.370/.586.
In the eighth entrance, the cannon had the opportunity to become the first MLB player with five home runs in a single game, but rose to the short territory of the left garden against the infielder Vidal Bruján, who came to launch in the final stretch.
The Philis, leaders in games of four homers
With the explosion of Schwarber, the Phillies are placed as the franchise with more four home run games in the history of the major leagues, reaffirming their historical weight on the list of offensive records.
