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2025 Kyle Schwarber Home Run Tracker (Stats & Videos)

Last Updated on June 20, 2025 by Matt Musico

The 2025 season is Kyle Schwarber’s last as part of a four-year, $79 million deal he signed with the Philadelphia Phillies. As he gears up for a potential trip to free agency, we’ll be keeping tabs on him with our Kyle Schwarber Home Run Tracker.

This will be a central location for all of the left-handed slugger’s dingers. The information you can expect to see includes the date and opponent, along with the distance and exit velocity for each blast.

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Where Schwarber Stands in Phillies HR History Entering 2025

Although Schwarber entered the year with just three seasons under his belt in Philly, he’s already made his mark on the franchise’s home run leaderboards. He slugged 47 homers in 2023 and 46 in 2022, which are both among the most in a single season for a Phillies hitter. His 131 taters between 2022 and 2024 also already put him within the top 20 of Philly’s all-time leaderboard.

It’s also worth noting that Schwarber has hit one of the longest postseason homers of the Statcast era as a member of the Phillies. His 12 homers in October are tied with Bryce Harper for the most in franchise history.

A Breakdown of Schwarber’s Yearly Home Run Production

Guerrero made his MLB debut in 2015. Here is his yearly home run production since he entered the big leagues:

  • 2015: 16
  • 2016: 0
  • 2017: 30
  • 2018: 26
  • 2019: 38
  • 2020: 11
  • 2021: 32
  • 2022: 46
  • 2023: 47
  • 2024: 38

FanGraphs’ Steamer projections have him leading the Phillies in homers this season with 40. How many times do you think Vlad Jr. will go deep this year? Drop your predictions in the comments.

2025 Kyle Schwarber Home Run Tracker

Home Run No. 1: March 27 vs. Washington Nationals

Distance: 383 feet

Exit Velocity: 104.9 mph

Home Run No. 2: March 29 vs. Washington Nationals

Distance: 385 feet

Exit Velocity: 99.1 mph

Home Run No. 3: March 31 vs. Colorado Rockies

Distance: 434 feet

Exit Velocity: 106.6 mph

Home Run No. 4: April 3 vs. Colorado Rockies

Distance: 444 feet

Exit Velocity: 109.8 mph

Home Run No. 5: April 8 vs. Atlanta Braves

Distance: 462 feet

Exit Velocity: 116.7 mph

Home Run No. 6: April 10 vs. Atlanta Braves

Distance: 429 feet

Exit Velocity: 108.6 mph

Home Run No. 7: April 18 vs. Miami Marlins

Distance: 426 feet

Exit Velocity: 111 mph

Home Run No. 8: April 29 vs. Washington Nationals

Distance: 389 feet

Exit Velocity: 105.6 mph

Home Run No. 9: April 30 vs. Washington Nationals

Distance: 394 feet

Exit Velocity: 103.5 mph

Home Run No. 10: May 2 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks

Distance: 389 feet

Exit Velocity: 95.7 mph

Home Run No. 11: May 4 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks

Distance: 408 feet

Exit Velocity: 105.5 mph

Home Run No. 12: May 6 vs. Tampa Bay Rays

Distance: 370 feet

Exit Velocity: 103 mph

Home Run No. 13: May 11 vs. Cleveland Guardians

Distance: 392 feet

Exit Velocity: 112.5 mph

Home Run No. 14: May 11 vs. Cleveland Guardians

Distance: 397 feet

Exit Velocity: 107.3 mph

Home Run No. 15: May 14 vs. St. Louis Cardinals

Distance: 420 feet

Exit Velocity: 111.9 mph

Home Run No. 16: May 19 vs. Colorado Rockies

Distance: 466 feet

Exit Velocity: 109.3 mph

Home Run No. 17: May 20 vs. Colorado Rockies

Distance: 430 feet

Exit Velocity: 105.3 mph

Home Run No. 18: May 24 vs. Athletics

Distance: 376 feet

Exit Velocity: 103.7 mph

Home Run No. 19: May 29 vs. Atlanta Braves

Distance: 438 feet

Exit Velocity: 111.7 mph

Home Run No. 20: June 7 vs. Pittsburgh Pirates

Distance: 414 feet

Exit Velocity: 109.1 mph

Home Run No. 21: June 11 vs. Chicago Cubs

Distance: 431 feet

Exit Velocity: 109.6 mph

Home Run No. 22: June 13 vs. Toronto Blue Jays

Distance: 410 feet

Exit Velocity: 109.7 mph

Home Run No. 23: June 19 vs. Miami Marlins

Distance: 428 feet

Exit Velocity: 114.8 mph

All Stats courtesy of Statcast, unless otherwise noted.

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