In a jaw-dropping display of power, Kyle Schwarber has skyrocketed his MVP campaign into the stratosphere with an unforgettable performance on Thursday. The Philadelphia Phillies' slugger blasted four home runs in a jaw-dropping 19-4 victory over the Atlanta Braves, marking the 21st four-homer game in MLB history.

Schwarber now stands alongside Eugenio Suarez and Nick Kurtz as the trio who accomplished this monumental feat in 2025, making it a historic season where three players have hit four homers in a single year, a first for Major League Baseball.

This performance also etched Schwarber's name into Phillies lore, as it became the fourth four-homer game in franchise history, the most by any team in MLB. The others? Phillies legends Ed Delahanty (1896), Chuck Klein (1936), and Mike Schmidt (1976).