Kyle Schwarber is back at the top of home run leaderboards this season, and that's no surprise considering what he's done since putting on a Philadelphia Phillies uniform. Signed to a four-year, $79 million contract prior to the 2022 campaign,

But as Schwarber continues his hot hitting, the Phillies have faced a major decision. He has the chance to become a free agent at the end of this year if the team does not extend him first and negotiations hit a snag when Schwarber rejected the team's initial offer.

It's been suggested that Schwarber can get $100MM on his next contract. Can he really get there? MLBTR takes a deep dive.

The Philadelphia Phillies beat up on the woeful Colorado Rockies on Monday night, notching a 9-3 victory that included a titanic solo blast by Kyle Schwarber that served as the 300th homer of his career. The ninth-inning missile featured an exit velocity of 109.3 mph and traveld 466 feet before denting the facade of Coors Field's third deck.

Kyle Schwarber discusses his clutch home run in Game 1 of the doubleheader and his block party event benefiting first responders and military