2026 Fantasy Outlook
Schwarber exploded for a career-high 56 homers during the 2025 regular season, most in the National League, while driving in 132 to lead all of baseball. He was also fifth in MLB in walks with 108, made his third All-Star team and finished as the runner-up for MVP. Only Aaron Judge has more home runs than Schwarber over the past four seasons, and he's now cleared the century mark in both runs and RBI each of the last three years. Strikeouts have always held down his batting average, though Schwarber's finished in the .240s the last two seasons after dipping below the Mendoza Line as recently as 2023. After testing the waters in free agency for a short period of time, Schwarber ultimately agreed to return to Philadelphia, signing a five-year, $150 million deal in December. A liability in batting average and requiring the UT spot in fantasy, Schwarber carries immense appeal regardless thanks to his elite power and run production. Read Past Outlooks
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