Kyle Schwarber addresses Phillies' struggles early in the season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 3:06 AM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Kyle Schwarber acknowledged the Philadelphia Phillies' disappointing start to the season during a recent press conference. The team faced significant challenges, performing poorly on both offense and defense at the outset. While Schwarber expressed belief in the team's potential to improve, he highlighted the importance of overcoming early struggles to compete effectively. The Phillies still have a chance to win the division but must elevate their play in the coming months to remain in contention.
- •Phillies started the season as one of the worst teams in MLB.
- •Kyle Schwarber mentioned the importance of remembering early struggles.
- •The team has shown improvement since the firing of Rob Thomson.
- •Winning the division is still possible but requires better play.
- 3:06 AMYahoo Sports — Kyle Schwarber Quietly Says What All Phillies Fans Are Thinking
"At the beginning of the season, there was a strong argument to be made that not only were the Philadelphia Phillies one of the worst teams in Major League Baseball, but that there was going to be a major problem for this organization in the long term because of how poorly they were playing on both sides of the ball.
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