At 32 years old, Schwarber has plenty of time to continue climbing the all-time home run list. He’s currently tied with Phillies legend Chuck Klein for 162nd in big-league history, and two more homers will put him in sole possession of 161st place.

The Philadelphia Phillies have a huge opportunity in front of them to make a move in the NL East standings with two series against the Colorado Rockies and Athletics that will span seven games. In the midst of their hot streak,

Kyle Schwarber hit his 300th career home run in style on Monday, sending a sinker from Colorado Rockies lefty Scott Alexander 466 feet to the third deck in right field. Schwarber had struck out twice before stepping up against Alexander to leadoff the ninth inning.