Overview
- Team leaders have publicly labeled retaining Schwarber a top offseason priority.
- Bleacher Report’s Tim Kelly predicts Philadelphia will re-sign the slugger and cautions of fan backlash if he departs.
- Schwarber is finishing a career year with an NL-leading 49 home runs and an MLB-best 119 RBIs, keeping him in the MVP conversation.
- Valuations vary widely, with Spotrac projecting about four years and $100–101 million and former executive David Samson saying Schwarber could seek close to $300 million.
- A new report cites ESPN’s Jeff Passan suggesting Philadelphia could pursue Kyle Tucker as an alternative, with a projected price in the $400 million range.