Kyle Schwarber is leading Major League Baseball in home runs this season.On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Phillies' slugger launched his 31st homer of the season.And yeah, it wasn't cheap. They never are.Watch this:Kyle Schwarber's MLB-leading 31st home run 💪 pic.twitter.com/0szXlTGQWD— MLB (@MLB) July 7, 2026MORE: Mets scored 3 runs on a crazy 3-error 'Little League home run'It was a 3-0 count, too, which isn't a time that Schwarber often swings.That's not the key to this one, though.It just adds to the home runs Schwarber has in his fifth season with the Phillies. If he keeps this up, he'll set the MLB record for most homers hit in a player's first five seasons with a team.Babe Ruth with the Yankees holds this record right now, according to MLB.com's Sarah Langs -- he hit 235 in his f