Kyle Schwarber launched his 42nd homer of the year to vault the Phillies past the Reds 4-1, extending Philadelphia’s NL East lead and sparking a four-run eighth inning. Abbott had been masterful through seven, but Weston Wilson and Trea Turner delivered RBI doubles in the eighth, setting the stage for Schwarber’s two-run blast off Tony Santillan. Taijuan Walker worked six strong innings, and Orion Kerkering closed it out for his third save. J.T. Realmuto added a fifth-inning double, while Bryce Harper and Nick Castellanos contributed late offense to seal the win.

Philly’s offense remains potent, with Schwarber pacing NL power and Turner/R Realmuto providing run production atop a deep lineup. The win pushed Philadelphia six games clear of idle New York in the division, while Abbott’s solid start was undone in the eighth. For fantasy managers, Schwarber’s power remains a core asset, Turner’s multi-category appeal is amplified by surrounding hitters, and the Phillies’ bullpen usage offers late-inning wins and holds upside as the schedule tightens.