A 2014 first-round pick of the Cubs, Schwarber is a lifetime .231 hitter with 340 home runs, 784 RBIs and an .846 OPS. He provided the Phillies with 11.1 bWAR over the last four years, hitting at least 46 home runs in three of those seasons.

The Cincinnati Reds snuck into the postseason as the third and final NL Wild Card team in 2025 and were promptly dispatched by the Los Angeles Dodgers. To do more in 2026, the Reds could really use some additional thump in their lineup. On Tuesday, ESPN's Jeff Passan suggested a couple of options: Kyle Schwarber and Pete Alonso.

With the winter meetings quickly approaching, the market for Philadelphia Phillies star free agent Kyle Schwarber is taking shape.

The Blue Jays should make a big bid on Kyle Schwarber in free agency after falling short in Game 7 of the World Series.

The San Francisco Giants are reportedly in the market for modestly priced pitching. Perhaps that’s because they have their eye on another big bat.

The Reds have decided to keep their payroll flat for the 2026 season. Is there any way they can be better next season?