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Harper joins this list of players with 100+ HR in multiple ballparks.
H/t @EliasSports
Bryce Harper is the third player in CBP history to reach 100 home runs, joining Ryan Howard (198) and Chase Utley (129).
CBP is the second ballpark Harper has hit 100 homers in, also doing so at Nationals Park (100 HR).
He is the only 13th player in MLB history with 100+ home runs at multiple ballparks.
Congratulations to Kevin Gregg, Phillies VP of Baseball Communications, the 2022 Robert O. Fishel Award winner.
The award recognizes MLB PR executives whose ethics, character, dedication, service, professionalism and humanitarianism best represent the standards set by Fishel.
Over the last two seasons in the month of June, Kyle Schwarber has hit a total of 28 HR. He joins Roger Maris (1x), Mark McGwire (1x) and Sammy Sosa (5x) as the only players in MLB history with 28+ HR in the same month of sequential seasons.
Kyle Schwarber has 44 career home runs in 434 at bats in the month of June, an average of 9.86 at bats per home run.
Among all players in MLB history in June (min. 400 AB), his 9.86 AB/HR average is tops.
(next: Babe Ruth, 10.63 AB/HR).
The Phillies’ +34 run differential (277-243) through 57 games is their best at this point in a season since 2010 when they were +37 (263-226) through 57 games.
During the Phillies six-game winning streak, the bottom third of the order (7-9) has combined to slash .348/.400/.710 with a 1.100 OPS in 75 PA.
They have combined for 10 XBH (2 2B, 1 3B, 7 HR) and of the Phillies 45 runs, 20 have been scored by spots 7-9 in the lineup (44.4%).
Rob Thomson is the first Phillies manager to win his first five games since 1915 when Pat Moran won his first eight.
Thomson is the first MLB manager to win his first five games as manager since Jim Leyland for the Detroit Tigers in 2006.
Bryce Harper is the first player in Phillies franchise history with both a walk-off grand slam and a game-tying grand slam (8th inning or later) in their career.
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