Tristan Peters Hits Historic Streak | MLB News

Tristan Peters is on fire, crushing his fifth straight homer — a two-run blast off a lefty that ties him with franchise legends like Frank Thomas and Ron Kittle. At just 20, he’s the first rookie since 1900 to match this kind of streak alongside Munetaka Murakami, turning a rough start into an unstoppable surge with a .400 average over his last 18 games. Manager Will Venable calls it “really, really special,” while teammates like Brenton Doyle rave about playing alongside him. With his banana-themed bat and new nickname “Bananas Bonds,” Peters is having fun while leading the White Sox to 70 wins — tying a record for most wins by a team rebounding from multiple 100-loss seasons, with 29 games left to rewrite history.

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