The hero of the All-Star Game's home run tiebreaker, Schwarber is currently hitting .247 with 30 home runs for the Phillies this season. The Reds would definitely love to have him, but Philly would also probably hate to lose him. It'll be something to watch when the offseason rolls around.

Good morning to all but especially to … KYLE SCHWARBER AND THE NATIONAL LEAGUE ALL-STARS. The National League made MLB All-Star Game history when it pulled off a wild victor

Losing Kyle Schwarber would be a disaster for the Philadelphia Phillies. For a team that’s already shown below-average power over the past few months, the Phillies absolutely can't lose their top power hitter.

Nobody beat The Miz at the All-Star Game. Just don’t tell the Phillies. Jacob Misiorowski was a central figure over the two days in Atlanta after being named last week as a replacement to the National League roster.

Taylor became IU's all-time leader in home runs in the spring, finishing with 54. His long-time coach, Roosevelt Barnes, once told IndyStar, "It's like God made him to be a professional hitter," and now Taylor is one step closer to reaching that prophecy.

New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge was second with 34 and phenom Shohei Ohtani had 31 before Schwarber joined them. 1998 was led by Mark McGwire, who hit 37 home runs. He finished that year with 70 and an insane slugging percentage over .