Bryce Harper joined 26 other players in Philadelphia Phillies franchise history Wednesday night when he clubbed his 100th career home run with the team. Harper crushed a 404-foot opposite-field homer in the top of the sixth off Miami Marlins starting pitcher Edward Cabrera, on a 3-2 changeup.

Harper's homer tied the game at 1-1, but catcher J.T. Realmuto quickly gave the Phillies a 2-1 lead by going back-to-back. Realmuto's homer was 420 feet. The Phils added another run in the sixth, which made it a 3-1 lead.

The Phils ended up beating the Marlins, 6-1, to secure their fifth straight series win over Miami.

You can watch Harper's homer below.

Harper joins 26 other Phillies with at least 100 homers in the red pinstripes.

• Mike Schmidt
• Ryan Howard
• Del Ennis
• Pat Burrell
• Chuck Klein
• Chase Utley
• Greg Luzinski
• Cy Williams
• Jimmy Rollins
• Dick Allen
• Bobby Abreu
• Johnny Callison
• Willie Jones
• Mike Lieberthal
• Scott Rolen
• Rhys Hoskins
• Darren Daulton
• Von Hayes
• Andy Seminick
• Gavvy Cravath
• Stan Lopata
• Don Hurst
• Granny Hamner
• Maikel Franco
• Jim Thome
• Juan Samuel

Schmidt's 548 homers as a Phillie are the most in franchise history, with Howard coming in at second with 382.

It took Harper 436 games to reach 100 homers as a Phillie. He's the fourth fastest Phillie to reach the mark, joining Howard, Klein and Thome.

The homer was the 284th of his career.

Harper's sixth-inning homer was just his second since returning from a broken left thumb and 17th of the season.