Philadelphia Phillies' power-hitter Kyle Schwarber inched closer to two Phillies' legends Wednesday when he became the third fastest in franchise history to hit 34 home runs in a season.

Looking back, the Red Sox would have been much better off trading Martinez (.274, 16 homers, .790 OPS in a down year) and signing Schwarber, who led the National League with 46 homers and posted ...

Schwarber’s got 25 homers this season, which would be the second-most on the Red Sox, and has a .340/.570/.910 slash line that helped him earn his first All-Star nod this season.

Before Schwarber arrived, the Red Sox were in trouble. July was their lowest run-scoring month of the year, and as the July 30 trade deadline approached, their front office identified a left ...

Outfielder Kyle Schwarber signs autographs prior to his first game as a member of the Red Sox against the Orioles at Fenway Park on Friday, Aug. 13, 2021 in Boston, Mass. (Staff Photo By Stuart ...

The Red Sox have won all six games, averaging nearly nine runs per game. Hitting in the leadoff spot this postseason, Schwarber is 7-for-23 (.304) with four walks, three home runs, and six RBIs.

If not, the Red Sox will have missed their opportunity to do more, and that includes missing out on some available but costly starting pitchers who are signed beyond this season. 3. Kyle Schwarber.

Boston Red Sox’s Kyle Schwarber, right, walks away from Seattle Mariners catcher Tom Murphy after he struck out swinging during the first inning of a baseball game, Monday, Sept. 13, 2021, in ...

Phillies slugger reaches a notable point in his MLB career in Friday's game vs. Yankees, and does so in fitting fashion