Schwarber’s presence as a primary power bat adds run support to late-inning opportunities, reinforcing Duran’s save chances and elevating PHI’s overall fantasy ceiling when the lineup is fully healthy.

Schwarber delivered a two-run homer in the eighth and logged five RBIs overall, capping a day in which his bat remained a major driving force for Philadelphia’s offense. His performance underscored the Phillies’ ability to win via power and timely hits, driving the 11-2 win and contributing to a series-clinching multi-hit performance.

Kyle Schwarber sits near the NL HR lead and holds a track record of producing power against right-handed pitching, including a strong head-to-head history against Castillo. With 44 HR on the season and 27 off RH pitching, Schwarber's upside against Castillo is bolstered by career numbers (6-for-20, 4 extra-base hits). The Phillies' lineup depth adds support, making Schwarber a plausible homer bet at +200 in a homer-friendly slate.

Schwarber’s power profile against Castillo and his NL-leading homer pace position him as a central DFS target in this clash, especially with a +200 shot to go deep. His performances against right-handed pitching and his track record against Castillo add a compelling narrative for fantasy managers eyeing big-score days.

Schwarber commands a marquee free-agent market, with a reported five-year, around $150 million target. His return would anchor Philadelphia’s power lineup and clubhouse leadership; departure would force a major realignment of the Phillies’ power threat and lineup balance.