Record-Setting Hits and Shutouts | MLB News

Corbin Carroll is rewriting the record books with his 15th triple this season, tying legends and matching Carl Crawford as the only players to hit 15+ triples, homers, and steals in back-to-back seasons. Meanwhile, the Brewers stunned everyone with a 22-0 shutout — tied for the biggest since 1888 and the largest at home in that span. Pete Crow-Armstrong had a crazy Monday, hitting a leadoff homer and then a walk-off blast (only the 6th to do both), then followed it up Tuesday with another leadoff homer — making him the 13th player since 1900 to hit two leadoffs in a row after a walk-off. Jo Adell’s bat is on fire, launching the longest home run of the year for both the Guardians and Angels — a rare feat since Statcast began tracking in 2015. And Shohei Ohtani keeps climbing, now fourth all-time for most homers in a player’s first three seasons with one team, behind icons like McGwire and Ruth.

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