WATCH: Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber ties MLB record with four home runs in 19-4 rout of Braves

Philadelphia Phillies Slugger Kyle Schwarber left a story against Atlanta Bravs Thursday (PHI 19, ATL 4) when he tied MLB Four home records in one match. He becomes the 21st player MLB History with four homose plays and the third third of the 2025 season. At athletics chair, Rookie Nick Kurtz hits “God” and diamonds on July 25 against the same braves on April 26 this year against the same braves. Since 2017, no one has given no one since JD Martinez since.

Here’s to look at the seventh unhealthy homer in the history of Schwarber.

And here is the alternative corner of history.

Schwverbeller is the fourth Phils player who will hit four houses in the game and first of the Famer Mike Schmidt hall in 1976.

The first homer in Schvarbor’s night came within the opening, the Cal Quanqurill left the 450 foot shot. Then in Fourth, he remained deep in Left Religi’s Austin Cox. The fifth came in the fifth, came out of Cox again, and Schwarbold now has 19 houses this season.

The Schwarbent came to the eighth again, hit his fifth homework on the night, and he had the opportunity to take his hacker to the player. Unfortunately for Schwarbor, he flew to a 57.4 mile / hrs breaking ball (?) Bruján.

However, the crowd of the Bank of Citizens, however, shook him with gratitude when he was returning to the scatter.

He’s just a fourth player in the history of MLB to have four households and at least nine rbi per game. That nine RBI is a record of one game privilege. Through Titan’s efforts Schwarber is now cut 0.248 / .370 / .586. Schwarbent entered the game on Thursday, which was associated with Dodger Shohei Ohtani, 45 home runs. Now he has 49, a CAL RALEIGH MLB.

The victory was determined for the first-seat Phillies, especially with the three of the three games by the opponent.