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It had been three years since Kyle Schwarber played a competitive inning at first base. But that’s where Schwarber started the Phillies’ 7-7 tie with the Yankees on Thursday. It was his first time at ...

Schwarber has the team in mind, but adding first base isn't the worst idea going into a contract year. This spring, he has a modest mission.

With a 95-67 record, the Philadelphia Phillies won the National League East in 2024. If the Phillies are going to defend their division crown this year, it is critical that they keep their stars ...

Stott is sort of a sleeper pick to lead off for the Phillies this season, and after routinely leading the team in stolen ...

Philadelphia Phillies star Kyle ... Schwarber spent 145 of his 150 games last year as a designated hitter. However, the two-time All-Star told Gelb he’s willing to play first base this season.

Turner, who has led off in six of the eight games he's played, hit the first of four Phillies homers to lead off Thursday's ...

Last season, the Phillies rarely ... But he has a career on-base percentage of .298, which basically eliminates him from the conversation. • Kyle Schwarber: No one has hit more leadoff home ...

Phillies manager ... regular seasons. Schwarber is once again slated to see most of his playing time at designated hitter in 2025, though he's expected to work out at first base three times ...

The day’s formal workout for Phillies pitchers and catchers ... groundball after groundball to third base. On the other side of the diamond, Kyle Schwarber practiced some drills with infield ...

MLB's X (formerly twitter) page listed players to watch this season for some career milestones. Bryce Harper, Trea Turner and Kyle Schwarber ... Turner can reach 300 stolen bases this season.

slugger Kyle Schwarber is getting some reps at first base — which opens up several possibilities in the lineup. “It’s only good. Right?” Schwarber said, via Todd Zolecki of MLB.com.