Schwarber ups HR total to 20 as Phils win wild one...

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Schwarber ups HR total to 20 as Phils win wild one...

Schwarber ups HR total to 20 as Phils win wild one...

Kyle Schwarber can't really explain why he's on a tear right now. "It's a great question," the Phillies slugger said after smashing a pair of two-run homers -- boosting his season total to 20 -- during an 11-9, 10-inning victory over the Pirates.

Schwarber ups HR total to 20 as Phils win wild one...

Kyle Schwarber can't really explain why he's on a tear right now. "It's a great question," the Phillies slugger said after smashing a pair of two-run homers -- boosting his season total to 20 -- during an 11-9, 10-inning victory over the Pirates.

Kyle Schwarber is on a heater, and even he can't quite put his finger on why. "It's a great question," the Phillies slugger admitted with a grin after launching a pair of two-run homers in an 11-9, 10-inning thriller against the Pirates. Those blasts pushed his season total to an eye-popping 20 dingers, a feat that has fans and teammates alike buzzing.

The game was a wild ride from the start, with both offenses trading blows like heavyweight fighters. Schwarber's first bomb came in the early innings, a no-doubt shot that energized the crowd. He then followed it up with another clutch swing later in the contest, proving why he's one of the most feared power hitters in the league. The Phillies needed every bit of that firepower, as the Pirates fought back relentlessly, forcing extras before Philadelphia finally sealed the victory.

For Schwarber, this tear is all about staying in the zone. "I'm just seeing the ball well and trying to put good swings on good pitches," he said. With 20 home runs already in the books, he's on pace for a career year. For Phillies fans, it's a thrilling ride—and for anyone rocking Schwarber's gear, it's a reminder that sometimes, the hottest bat in baseball wears red pinstripes.

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