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The Milwaukee Brewers delivered a jaw-dropping 22-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners, tying for the largest shutout in modern baseball history. This unforgettable performance reminded fans why America's pastime can still surprise us after more than a century.
Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll is making baseball history one triple at a time, leading the league with eight triples and putting him on track to become the first player ever to lead MLB in triples three years straight. His speed and hustle are helping Arizona win big at home.
New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is on pace to hit 61 home runs this season, potentially becoming the first player ever to reach 60+ homers twice without performance-enhancing drugs. The 34-year-old slugger continues building a case as one of baseball's all-time greatest hitters.
Tyler Glasnow just made baseball history, reaching 1,000 career strikeouts faster than any starting pitcher ever. Despite leaving the game early with a minor back spasm, the Dodgers ace remains optimistic about his quick return.
Baseball legend Mike Trout just cemented his place in Angels history with a towering home run that broke a franchise record held for decades. The 34-year-old superstar notched his 797th extra-base hit, surpassing Angels icon Garret Anderson.
San Diego Padres closer Mason Miller extended his scoreless streak to 29 2/3 innings Tuesday night, the longest active streak in Major League Baseball. He's now just four innings away from breaking the franchise record set by Cla Meredith.
Shohei Ohtani launched a first-pitch home run Saturday and extended his on-base streak to 45 games, moving into fifth place in Dodgers franchise history. The milestone caps a red-hot run that began last August and now stands as the longest active streak in Major League Baseball.