Kyle Schwarber tied MLB’s four-homer game mark in a 19-4 Phillies win over Atlanta, delivering the night of a lifetime by homering in four different at-bats, including the opener and two off Austin Cox. He drove in nine runs, setting a Phillies single-game RBI record, and moved to 49 homers on the season, leaving him just one behind the MLB leader. The display makes Schwarber a perennial fantasy target in walk-year contexts, while elevating Phils’ stake in the NL East race.

The night also featured historical threads: Schwarber becoming the fourth Phillies player with four homers in a game, joining Mike Schmidt, Chuck Klein, and Ed Delahanty; the Phillies becoming the first franchise with four players to pull four-homer games; and a reminder that Cal Raleigh’s MLB-leading 49 homers still loom large atop the league leaderboard. Bruján’s inverse moment and Suárez’s earlier four-homer night against Atlanta bookend a wild, record-setting evening that sharpened the fantasy lens on long-season power outputs and platoon-adjusted lineups.

For fantasy managers, Schwarber represents a spike-risk, high-receipt power profile in a confident lineup push; Raleigh’s ongoing power pace, Bruján’s upside in a deep Braves roster, and Kurtz’s four-homer milestone provide micro-updates to pace and waiver decisions as the 2025 season barrels forward.