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Kyle Schwarber Will Defer His Indiana University Hall of Fame Selection because of Attendance Rule

INDIANA UNIVERSITY IN BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, JUL 31 – Kyle Schwarber is deferring his Hall of Fame induction due to a mandatory attendance rule while he pursues a season with 37 home runs, ranking among Major League Baseball leaders.

  • Kyle Schwarber, All-Star Game MVP and Philadelphia Phillies slugger, deferred his Indiana University Athletics Hall of Fame induction due to the attendance rule, despite being elected in his first year of eligibility.
  • Indiana University scheduled its Hall of Fame ceremony for Sept. 5, conflicting with the Phillies’ game against the Miami Marlins, leading Schwarber to defer his induction.
  • He ranks among IU’s career leaders in hits , home turns , runs , and slugging percentage .
  • Schwarber secured department approval to defer, citing the attendance rule as Indiana University Athletics Department agreed to hold off his induction.
  • Schwarber sits half a game back in the NL East race, with 37 home runs this season and 321 career homers, as the Phillies chase another division crown.
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Kyle Schwarber will defer his Indiana University Hall of Fame selection because of attendance rule

All-Star Game MVP Kyle Schwarber is deferring his selection to the Indiana University Athletics Hall of Fame because of a rule requiring all living inductees to attend the ceremony.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
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