Schwarber’s power against Snell provides a clear upside in this duel. While his line against Snell isn’t overwhelming, a homer opportunity and run-scoring setup in a late innings framework creates a compelling prop path.

Schwarber’s potential push to 140 RBI would mark the first NL player since 2009 to reach that plateau, underscoring his power and run-producing capacity in late-season fantasy lineups and NL-only formats.

Schwarber contributed to the rally with a power swing, providing the Phillies’ offense with a key blast that helped set up the late-innings chaos and underscored his role as a fixture in fantasy lineups for power.

Schwarber belted a homer as part of PHI’s late surge, adding a familiar left-handed mass-power threat to the Philadelphia lineup and intensifying Dodgers’ bullpen pressure.

Schwarber led the MLB in homers late in the season, with Raleigh’s pace placing him ahead of Schwarber with games remaining.