CONFIRMED: Philadelphia Phillies Waste No Time Locking in Left Fielder Kyle Schwarber on 2-Year, $42.7 Million Extension.

Philadelphia, PA – May 14, 2025 — The Philadelphia Phillies have made a bold and swift move to secure one of their most impactful sluggers, officially announcing a two-year, $42.7 million contract extension for left fielder Kyle Schwarber. The deal keeps the power-hitting fan favorite in red pinstripes through the 2027 season.

The extension comes as no surprise to those following the Phillies’ aggressive front office approach this year. Schwarber, 32, has been a key offensive piece since joining the team in 2022, consistently delivering home run power and timely hitting. In 2024, he smashed 47 home runs and drove in 108 RBIs, solidifying his reputation as one of the National League’s most feared left-handed hitters.

“We’re thrilled to have Kyle remain a core part of this team,” said Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski. “His leadership in the clubhouse, his intensity on the field, and his ability to change a game with one swing made this a no-brainer.”

The deal avoids any chance of Schwarber testing free agency at the end of the 2025 season. With this move, the Phillies demonstrate their commitment to contending for a championship now, reinforcing a lineup that already features stars like Bryce Harper, Trea Turner, and J.T. Realmuto.

Schwarber, speaking at a press conference this morning at Citizens Bank Park, expressed his excitement: “Philadelphia has felt like home from day one. The fans, the energy, the passion—there’s nowhere else I’d rather be. I’m ready to keep chasing that ring with this group.”

The Phillies are currently leading the NL East and look poised for another deep playoff run. With Schwarber now locked in, the franchise has secured one of its most dangerous bats as it eyes long-term postseason success.

This extension is yet another signal that the Phillies are all-in—not just for 2025, but for the years to come.