350 homers! Harper becomes the youngest active player to reach this milestone.

When Bryce Harper and Kyle Schwarber are both in sync, the Phillies' lineup poses a significant threat.

In the first inning of today's game at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, they hit back-to-back home runs during an 8-9 loss to the Red Sox in the 11th inning. Schwarber launched a 2-0 changeup from Lucas Giolito into the right-field stands for his 34th home run of the season. Harper then sent the first fastball he saw deep into right field—marking his 350th career home run, making him the ninth active player to achieve this milestone (Giancarlo Stanton 434 HRs / Mike Trout 395 HRs / Paul Goldschmidt 370 HRs / Manny Machado 360 HRs / Freddie Freeman 353 HRs / Nolan Arenado and Aaron Judge 351 HRs).

At 32 years old, Harper is the youngest active player to reach 350 homers. "It's a personal achievement that brings me joy," Harper stated, "and I feel honored." The ball left the bat at a speed of 110.8 mph and traveled 439 feet, both setting his season best records.

Schwarber boasts a season OPS of 0.940, ranking fifth in the majors. Over the last ten games, Harper has a batting average of 0.400 (16 hits in 40 at-bats), including 9 doubles, 5 home runs, and 8 RBIs, with an OPS of 1.467.