In a hypothetical scenario, almost all of the teams in MLB would line up in a bidding war for Kyle Schwarber.
Recently, the Philadelphia Phillies president, Dave Dombrowski, predicted that teams could go all in for Kyle in the near future.
Schwarber has had an impressive run this season. The 32-year-old slugger has been putting out great numbers lately. However, the timing of the discussion is interesting, as the Phillies star is in the last year of his four-year, $79 million contract.
During a recent chat on The Show with hosts Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman, Phillies president Dombrowski shared his thoughts on Schwarber’s future with the team.
Despite some ups and downs from other key players like Bryce Harper and Trea Turner this season, Dombrowski couldn’t say enough good things about Schwarber’s reliability and talent.
“Well, Schwarbs has been fantastic for us. Four years, we’ve made it to the postseason the previous three, and I hope again we do it this year…he’s what you want out of a club. We’ll see where that takes us. He’s putting up big numbers, and I’m sure there’ll be a lot of other clubs that are interested in him too. But we’d love to keep him part of the organization and hope that it happens,” Dombrovski said.
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Dombrowski also made it clear that he wants to keep Schwarber around for the long haul. But there are challenges to consider. With Schwarber putting up impressive numbers, it’s likely that other teams will be interested in snagging him, too.
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Kyle Schwarber Is Having A Great Season So Far
While the coming sometime would definitely be interesting for Kyle Schwarber’s near future, he has all the reasons to look for more.
This season has been exciting for him. He’s already smacked 18 home runs, which placed him second in the American League. Currently, he’s just behind the incredible Shohei Ohtani, who has 20 home runs.
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Additionally, on May 19, he hit the impressive milestone of 300 career home runs. It also featured a jaw-dropping 466-foot shot against Rockies pitcher Scott Alexander.
Although the Phillies fans and the organization would be hoping for some good news as Schwarber’s walk year unfolds.
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