Bryce Harper recorded his 3,225th career Total Base, passing José Reyes for 247th on the All Time Total Bases list.

José Ramírez recorded his 2,893rd career Total Base, passing Stan Hack and Paul Hines for 366th on the All Time Total Bases list.

Salvador Perez recorded his 2,854th career Total Base, passing Frank Thomas and Hall of Famer Ralph Kiner for 387th on the All Time Total Bases list.

Jose Altuve collected his 2,334th career Hit, passing Andrés Galarraga for 145th on the All Time Hit list.

Shohei Ohtani hit his 258th career HR, passing Ian Kinsler for 237th on the All Time HR list.

Paul Goldschmidt collected his 469th career Double, passing Miguel Tejada, Matt Holliday and Hall of Famer Jim O’Rourke and moved into a tie with Carlos Lee for 91st on the All Time Doubles list.

Paul Goldschmidt scored his 1,260th career Run, passing Hall of Famer Duke Snider for 147th on the All Time Runs list.

Paul Goldschmidt collected his 2,154th career Hit, the passing Victor Martínez and Don Mattingly for 207th on the All Time Hit list.

Paul Goldschmidt collected his 2,153rd career Hit, passing Rubén Sierra and moved into a tie with Victor Martínez and Don Mattingly for 207th on the All Time Hit list.

Bryce Harper collected his 1,017th career RBI, passing George Van Haltren, Tim Salmon and Hall of Famers Rod Carew, Fred Clarke and Ralph Kiner and moved into a tie with David Justice for 287th on the All Time RBI list.

Bryce Harper hit his 349th career HR, passing George Foster for 105th on the All Time HR list.

Nick Castellanos collected his 1,706th career Hit, passing Bobby Thomson and Lou Pinella and moved into a tie with Augie Galan and Bill White for 472nd on the All Time Hit list.

Kyle Schwarber hit his 316th career HR, passing Jeromy Burnitz and moves into a tie with Ron Cey, Matt Holliday and Hall of Famer Scott Rolen for 142nd on the All Time HR list.

Salvador Perez hit his 287th career HR, passing Frank Thomas and Carlos Peña and moved into a tie with Garett Anderson, Bobby Bonilla, Brian Giles, Matt Kemp and Bernie Williams for 181st on the All Time HR list.

Congratulations to David Wright on becoming a New York Mets Hall of Famer and getting his #5 retired.

Happy Birthday to Phil Cavarretta. A 3X All Star, 1X Batting Champion (‘45) and 1X MVP (‘45), he played 22 seasons (1934-55’), 20 with the Chicago Cubs. He hit .293/.372/.416, .788 OPS, 118 OPS+, 95 HR, 920 RBI, 990 Runs, 820 Walks, 65 SB, 347 Doubles, 99 Triples, 1977 Hits, 2807

The MLB database has increased by 1 player. Congratulations 🎊🎉 to: Cody Freeman of the Texas Rangers. He’s in the record books forever! Now at 20,955 (BA), 23,539 (BR).

Xander Bogaerts collected his 1,783rd career Hit, passing Lance Parrish for 417th on the All Time Hit list.

Mike Trout collected his 1,708th career Hit, passing Augie Galan and Bill White for 471st on the All Time Hit list.