Kyle Schwarber on Monday night punctuated the Philadelphia Phillies' return to first place in the National League East with his 300th career home run. Schwarber's milestone blast came in the ninth inning of the Phillies' eventual 9-3 win over the Colorado Rockies.

The Philadelphia Phillies beat up on the woeful Colorado Rockies on Monday night, notching a 9-3 victory that included a titanic solo blast by Kyle Schwarber that served as the 300th homer of his career. The ninth-inning missile featured an exit velocity of 109.3 mph and traveld 466 feet before denting the facade of Coors Field's third deck.

Kevin Long has done the math: 500 homers might be daunting, but it’s a “fair number” for the 32-year-old Schwarber, who is improving with age.

The expectation around Major League Baseball is that Kyle Tucker will have a huge free agency. Whether that’s due to the contract he'll eventually get or most big market teams in the game being interested in landing him,