Baseball Records Shattered: Angels, Dodgers, Pirates, Mets, and More

0:00On April 10th, Joe Adele put on a defensive clinic Saturday robbing three home runs in a one-nothing Angels win, the tightest game you could imagine, with Zach Netto's lead-off homer sealing it, the first in franchise history for a one-nothing victory. Meanwhile, 19-year-old Top Prospect Connor Griffin debuted Friday and reached base safely in his first three games, joining elite teams like Andrew Jones. The Dodgers exploded for 14 runs Monday in their fourth row game, hitting 45 runs total to start the year on the road, 5th, most ever. In baseball history, Jose Ramirez hit his 1,620th game Monday, all with Cleveland, passing Terry Turner for the franchise lead, he's the only. Active player topping his team's games, played Mark. Pirate starters kept the ball in the park through 10 games before Tuesday, their longest homer list streak to open a season since 1943. Daniel Susack started his career five-for-five Tuesday, the second guy since 1961 to hit in

1:02his first five at-bats, sparking big cheers, for the Giants Rookie. Ronnie Mauricio delivered a walk-off single in the 10th on his first play to parents Tuesday, one of just five meds ever to do that. Mason Miller stretched his scoreless streak to 26 and 2-3 innings and tied the second longest strikeout run at 11 straight. Wednesday, Shohei Otani kept his no-earned run streak at 28 and 2-3 innings in his second start, plus a 43 game on-base run tying, each hero's mark for Japanese-born players. Matt Olson's at 795 straight games, 12th longest ever. These feats keep baseball buzzing week after week. You've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.