Phillies Set Franchise Record with Seven Homers in One GamePHILADELPHIA – Just days ago, the Phillies' offense was asleep. This week, it exploded into the record books.Philadelphia launched seven home runs Wednesday night in a 14-2 demolition of the Diamondbacks, setting a new franchise record for long balls in a single game. Bryce Harper(https://www.phiphilliesgear.com/jerseys/philadelphia-phillies-bryce-harper-jersey) hit two, while Nick Castellanos, Kyle Schwarber, J.T. Realmuto, Brandon Marsh, and Edmundo Sosa each added one."Every swing sounded different tonight. In a good way," Thomson said.The previous record of six homers had been achieved five times, most recently in 2019. The seven homers came off four different Arizona pitchers.Why does this matter? The power surge proves this lineup remains one of the most dangerous in baseball when clicking. If they can sustain even half of this production, October baseball is within reach.Own a piece of history at the Phillies Store(https://www.phiphilliesgear.com/).

NEW YORK — The Yankees received encouraging news this week regarding their former Cy Young winner.Gerrit Cole(https://www.nyyyankeesedge.com/jerseys/new-york-yankees-gerrit-cole-jersey) will make his next rehab start Thursday with High-A Hudson Valley, marking another milestone in his recovery from Tommy John surgery. The Yankees are proceeding with "extreme patience," according to team sources, but Cole's return to the Bronx is now on the horizon.Meanwhile, Carlos Rodon will begin his rehab assignment Friday. Both starters are expected to rejoin the rotation in the coming weeks.Why this matters: The Yankees already own the AL's best record without their two highest-paid starters. Adding Cole and Rodon to a rotation featuring Max Fried and Luis Gil could make New York virtually unbeatable.Get ready for Cole's return at the Yankees Store(https://www.nyyyankeesedge.com/).