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The Los Angeles Dodgers just became the first MLB team ever to start three Japanese-born pitchers in consecutive games. Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Roki Sasaki, and Shohei Ohtani made history this week in a moment that celebrates baseball's growing global reach.
San Diego Padres catcher Ethan Salas became the youngest catcher in MLB history to hit two home runs in one game at just 20 years old. Even better? They were his first career home runs.
The Cleveland Guardians just called up Travis Bazzana, their first ever No. 1 overall draft pick, and his parents changed their plane tickets mid-flight from Australia to witness history. The 23-year-old Australian's journey from watching MLB highlights as a kid to making his big league debut is inspiring a nation.
Two Chicago White Sox players just did something that's never happened in 150 years of Major League Baseball. Rookies Munetaka Murakami and Colson Montgomery homered in their fourth straight game together, smashing records along the way.
Baseball's brightest talents are on track to shatter records and join legends in the history books this year. From Juan Soto's hitting excellence to Shohei Ohtani's two-way dominance, the 2026 season could be one for the ages.
Two of baseball's biggest stars put on a show for the ages, joining legendary duos in the record books. Aaron Judge and Mike Trout each launched two home runs in a thrilling Yankees victory that reminded fans why they love the game.
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Garrett Stallings made baseball history by recording the first save ever in a game where his team won 20-0. The quirky MLB rule rewards pitchers who work the final three innings, regardless of score.
Munetaka Murakami just became the fastest Japanese player to hit four MLB home runs, doing it in just eight games with the White Sox. His game-changing blast helped Chicago claim their first series win of the season at home.
Astros rookie Alimber Santa became the first pitcher since 1900 to participate in a no-hitter during his major league debut. The 23-year-old threw two perfect innings to seal Houston's combined no-hitter against Texas.
After bouncing between seven teams and recovering from Tommy John surgery, reliever Rico Garcia is having the season of his life. The Baltimore Orioles pitcher just became the first in modern baseball history to allow only one hit through his first 20 appearances.
For the first time in Major League Baseball history, a father and son are working together as manager and general manager of the same team. Don Mattingly now manages the Philadelphia Phillies while his son Preston serves as the team's GM.
The Chicago Cubs just did something no team has accomplished in seven years, winning three games in a row on dramatic final-inning heroics. Even better, they're now riding an eight-game winning streak that has Wrigley Field absolutely electric.
Angels starter José Soriano has allowed just one run through six starts this season, posting the lowest ERA in over a century. The 25-year-old right-hander is rewriting the record books with a dominant April nobody saw coming.
Jacob Misiorowski, who started at a tiny Missouri junior college just four years ago, just threw the fastest pitch by any MLB starter in history at 103.6 mph. His journey from snow-blocked dorm rooms to breaking baseball records proves that champions can come from anywhere.
A groundbreaking exhibition in Western Australia is rewriting colonial history by centering Indigenous voices that were deliberately overlooked for 140 years. Seven Menang elders are sharing their oral histories to complete the story of Albany, Australia's first colonial settlement.
A free community celebration in Alexandria, Virginia is helping fill gaps in Black history by turning family photos and documents into a digital archive. The event has already preserved over 3,000 pieces of history.
Joshua Báez made baseball history Saturday, becoming the first player ever to hit three home runs in his Major League debut. The Cardinals prospect homered in his first three at-bats against the Cubs at Wrigley Field.
Detroit Tigers catcher Jake Rogers just shattered a 122-year-old baseball record by playing for four different MLB teams in only 21 days. The wild journey through baseball's trade season proves that sometimes the most unlikely records are the most unforgettable.
Angels star Mike Trout celebrated his 35th birthday the only way he knows how: launching a 400-foot home run. He just became the first player ever to hit birthday homers in six different seasons.
St. Louis Cardinals rookie Joshua Báez made baseball history by hitting home runs in his first three career plate appearances, launching each to a different field. The 23-year-old's storybook debut has energized a team chasing an unexpected playoff spot.
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