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.

Schwarber’s 44th homer opened the scoring, and his 104 RBIs pace the league’s top power output. He anchors the Phillies’ offense with prolific power and run production, making him a staple in fantasy lineups, especially in standard leagues where homer counts and RBIs drive value.