If it's not Kyle Schwarber, it's Bryce Harper. Harper crushed his 15th home run of the season as the Phillies outslugged the Yankees for a second straight game on Saturday, a 9-4 win at Yankee Stadium.

On Saturday afternoon in the Bronx against the Yankees, Bryce Harper crushed another home run, but this one was a significant one.

The Philadelphia Phillies just took a series victory over the Boston Red Sox and first baseman Bryce Harper hit a career milestone with his 350th home run. In what turned into an extra-inning duel on Wednesday with the Red Sox,

After a 12-run, 14-hit outburst Friday night, the Phillies pounded 13 hits and drew seven walks Saturday. They’ll take aim at a sweep on Sunday.

Superstars hitting their stride, slumping players putting their best foot forward — a lot is going right for the Phillies offense.

The Philadelphia Phillies are reportedly targeting Arizona Diamondbacks slugger Eugenio Suarez in trade talks, aiming to bolster their infield depth and provide lineup protection for Bryce Harper.

Just a couple days after slugging career homer No. 350, Harper hit his 351st while also swiping his 150th bag, and 10th of the season. The 32-year-old has come out of the All-Star break firing, batting .303 (10-for-33) over the last eight games with four doubles, five home runs, eight RBI and nine runs.

Heading into Friday night's showdown with the New York Yankees, Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper is on a historic roll unlike anything we've seen in the

Bryce Harper crushed his 350th career home run to reach a rare milestone, joining elite sluggers like Giancarlo Stanton, Mike Trout, and Aaron Judge. His reaction and red-hot stats are fueling the Philadelphia Phillies' playoff push.