Kyle Schwarber hit his 100th career home run as a Phillie in Friday's win against San Diego. (Zac BonDurant/Icon Sportswire) Final Score: Phillies 9, Padres 3 "If you don't think we're gonna slug, you ain't watching the games," Rob Thomson said to wise guy radio host Howard Eskin as the Phillies offense was in the midst of a cold stretch in mid-April. https://twitter.com/NBCSPhilly/status/1778524864204460192 Two weeks later, in a west coast game that dragged on beyond Eskin's bedtime, the Phillies slugged. The offense recorded seven extra-base hits in the first three innings as part of a 9-3 victory over the San Diego Padres at Petco Park. Kyle Schwarber began the game with his fourth leadoff home run of the season. Bryce Harper homered a half inning after a relatively scary play on the bases and Brandon Marsh and Nick Castellanos went back-to-back. J.T. Realmuto later hit a two-run home run into the Western Metal Supply Co. building in left field to make it 9-1 in the seventh. As the Phillies bats piled on against struggling starter Joe Musgrove, Aaron Nola cruised through eight innings for the second straight outing. He struck out 10 Padres batters and earned his fourth win of the season. Nola's ERA on the season is at 3.20. Highlights Schwarber began the game with his 100th career home run as a Phillie. https://twitter.com/PhilliesNation/status/1784044133470048694 Harper crushed a hanger from Musgrove for a solo home run. https://twitter.com/PhilliesNation/status/1784046116755149161 Marsh's hot start to the season continued. His two-run home run to right field gave the Phillies a 5-0 lead. https://twitter.com/PhilliesNation/status/1784047969865695585 Here's Castellanos's first home run since Game 1 of the 2023 NLCS. https://twitter.com/PhilliesNation/status/1784048095418003807 Marsh jumped up the short wall in left field and robbed Jake Cronenworth of a home run in the bottom of the sixth. https://twitter.com/PhilliesNation/status/1784062347763663326 Realmuto crushed the Phillies' fifth home run of the night in the seventh. https://twitter.com/PhilliesNation/status/1784065283797471605 Plenty of Phillies fans were in attendance in San Diego judging by the E-A-G-L-E-S chants. https://twitter.com/Cut4/status/1784070505156280457 Notes Harper was involved in a scary play on the first base line with the Padres' Jurickson Profar in the second inning. Nola fielded a ground ball in front of the plate. The throw was to Harper's left and Profar collided with Harper's left wrist. Both Harper and Profar were shaken up after the play. Nola's outing marks the third time this season a Phillies starter has pitched at least eight innings. Only seven teams, the Giants, Padres, Red Sox, Dodgers, Braves, Yankees and Astros have had a starter go at least eight innings once. https://twitter.com/destiny_lugardo/status/1784073672128368969 Bohm's first-inning double extended his hitting streak to 10 games. Thomson earned the win in his 300th game as Phillies manager. Per the Phillies PR staff, Thomson has the most wins among Phillies managers in their first 300 games with the club since Pat Moran in 1915-16. Thomson's record as Phillies manager is 172-128. Ticket IQNext Game Saturday, April 27 vs. San Diego Padres at Petco Park 8:40 p.m. EST NBC Sports Philadelphia 94 WIP MORE FROM PHILLIES NATION Phillies 2024 Walk-Up Songs Johan Rojas Continues To Look Like Generational Defender Ranger Suárez Is Pitching Like An Ace The Phillies Nearly Acquired Josh Naylor In 2016. It Might Have Drastically Changed Their Future. Phillies’ Energy Guy Edmundo Sosa Stays Ready In Reduced Role The Evolution Of Ranger Suárez Continues In Second Career Complete-Game Shutout What’s Kept Phillies Pitching So Healthy? Zack Wheeler And Aaron Nola Weigh In… The Inside Story Of How The Phillies City Connect Uniforms Came To Be Why Were The Red Jerseys Ones Eliminated By Phillies? Phillies 2024 Giveaway Schedule