The Philadelphia Phillies defeat the New York Mets 15-3 on Saturday, driven by a historic offensive performance from Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper. Schwarber hits three home runs, including two in the team’s eight-run third inning, and adds another homer later in the game. Multiple reports note that his third-inning homers are both long drives, with one measured at 456 feet and another connected for a combined 913 feet on the two blasts cited in coverage. Harper, meanwhile, completes the cycle, becoming the 11th player in Phillies franchise history to do so. Coverage describes Harper beginning 4-for-4 and stringing together a homer, double, single, and triple through five innings. The combined output produces a 17-hit, 15-run assault on Philadelphia’s part. Mets starter Freddy Peralta is mentioned as one of the pitchers Schwarber takes deep against early in the third inning, while Tobias Myers is also cited as the pitcher Harper-era scoring continues off of in later innings. All accounts agree on the final score and the rarity of the two feats occurring in the same game.