PITTSBURGH — With the Phillies facing a steep deficit to the Pirates, interim manager Don Mattingly came out to the mound to make a pitching change. As he took the ball, he told the gathered players they were going to come back.

Schwarber, the Phillies slugger and MLB home run leader, is adored by three of baseball's biggest fanbases and many of the game's biggest stars

Kyle Schwarber is back in Philly. The designated hitter is returning to the Phillies on a five-year, $150 million deal. ESPN's Jeff Passan reported it first. The 32-year-old slugger is coming off a season that ranks among the best in franchise history.

BOSTON — Ranger Suárez wore the same jersey number (55), warmed up to the same Kid Cudi track (“Mr. Rager”), and threw the same six-pitch kitchen sink. Only this time, he did it all against the Phillies.

Philadelphia Phillies All-Star slugger Kyle Schwarber is on pace to do something that’s never been seen before in MLB. As of May 14th, ‘Schwarbomb’ is on pace to smack 67 home runs. No player in baseball history has ever landed on exactly 67 round ...

The one-time Boston playoff hero, now with Philadelphia, continues to haunt his old stomping grounds with two homers in the three-game series.

Kyle Schwarber hit his majors-leading 19th and 20th home runs of the season and Philadelphia rallied past Pittsburgh 11-9 in 10 innings.