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ShamusTalksSports@ShamusTalkSport·
Bryan Reynolds’ home run today was the 149th of his Pirates career With one more home run, Reynolds will become just the 9th player in Pirates franchise history to record 150+ career home runs and 500+ career RBI (currently 535 RBI) • Willie Stargell — 475 HR, 1,540 RBI • Ralph Kiner — 301 HR, 801 RBI • Andrew McCutchen — 248 HR, 875 RBI • Roberto Clemente — 240 HR, 1,305 RBI • Barry Bonds — 176 HR, 556 RBI • Dave Parker — 166 HR, 758 RBI • Brian Giles — 165 HR, 506 RBI • Frank Thomas — 163 HR, 562 RBI Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead
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Bryan Reynolds belted his 11th home run of the season, helping power the Pirates to an 8-6 victory over the Rockies

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ShamusTalksSports@ShamusTalkSport·
Brandon Lowe is just the 12th second baseman in MLB history to record 18+ home runs and 45+ RBI through his first 70 games of a season • Jose Altuve (Astros, 2021) — 18 HR, 47 RBI • Jay Bell (Diamondbacks, 1999) — 22 HR, 55 RBI • Bret Boone (Mariners, 2001) — 19 HR, 76 RBI • Bret Boone (Mariners, 2003) — 19 HR, 59 RBI • Robinson Canó (Mariners, 2016) — 19 HR, 53 RBI • Rogers Hornsby (Cardinals, 1922) — 18 HR, 62 RBI • Rogers Hornsby (Cardinals, 1925) — 23 HR, 75 RBI • Jeff Kent (Giants, 2000) — 20 HR, 71 RBI • Ian Kinsler (Rangers, 2009) — 18 HR, 49 RBI • Ryne Sandberg (Cubs, 1990) — 21 HR, 49 RBI • Alfonso Soriano (Rangers, 2005) — 19 HR, 48 RBI • Dan Uggla (Marlins, 2008) — 23 HR, 57 RBI • Chase Utley (Phillies, 2008) — 22 HR, 61 RBI • Brandon Lowe (Pirates, 2026) — 18 HR, 47 RBI Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead
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Brandon Lowe delivered in the clutch, launching a go-ahead ninth-inning home run for his 18th homer of the season to lift the Pirates to a 6-5 victory over the Athletics

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ShamusTalksSports@ShamusTalkSport·
Yandy Díaz belted his 12th home run of the season today and is now up to 12 HR and 44 RBI through his first 60 games played this season. He becomes just the 16th player in Rays franchise history to record 12+ home runs and 40+ RBI within their first 60 games of a season. Yandy Díaz — 12 HR • 44 RBI (2026) Junior Caminero — 15 HR • 40 RBI (2025) Jose Siri — 19 HR • 40 RBI (2023) Randy Arozarena — 12 HR • 43 RBI (2023) Austin Meadows — 14 HR • 48 RBI (2021) Travis d’Arnaud — 13 HR • 45 RBI (2019) Brandon Lowe — 14 HR • 43 RBI (2019) Austin Meadows — 12 HR • 40 RBI (2019) Evan Longoria — 12 HR • 44 RBI (2012) Carlos Peña — 15 HR • 45 RBI (2010) Ben Zobrist — 14 HR • 41 RBI (2009) Carlos Peña — 18 HR • 43 RBI (2009) Evan Longoria — 15 HR • 59 RBI (2009) Carlos Peña — 17 HR • 44 RBI (2007) Ty Wigginton — 13 HR • 44 RBI (2006) Jonny Gomes — 15 HR • 42 RBI (2006) Greg Vaughn — 15 HR • 42 RBI (2001) José Canseco — 25 HR • 56 RBI (1999) Fred McGriff — 16 HR • 43 RBI (1999) Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead
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ShamusTalksSports@ShamusTalkSport·
With a two RBI game tonight, William Contreras is up to 36 RBI on the season through just 53 games played. It’s just the 7th time in Brewers franchise history a catcher has recorded 35+ RBI through the team’s first 55 games of a season. Most RBI by a Brewers catcher through the first 55 team games of a season: Darrell Porter (1973) — 41 RBI William Contreras (2024) — 40 RBI Dave Nilsson (1999) — 40 RBI B.J. Surhoff (1987) — 38 RBI Bill Schroeder (1987) — 37 RBI William Contreras (2026) — 36 RBI Jonathan Lucroy (2013) — 35 RBI Data via @baseball_ref / @Stathead
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Fastbreak Breakfast
Fastbreak Breakfast@fastbreakbreak·
i'm still having trouble wrapping my brain around the #knicks having easily the best point differential over any 11 game span in the history of the nba, regular season or playoffs
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Brett Usher
Brett Usher@UsherNBA·
8+ RPG, 3+ APG, 2+ SPG, 2+ BPG over a postseason (since 1973-74): '97 Hakeem (16 GP) - 10.9/3.4/2.1/2.6 '26 Ausar (8 GP) - 8.6/3.4/2.1/2.1 '94 Kemp (5 GP) - 9.8/3.4/2.0/2.4 '89 Hakeem (4 GP) - 13.0/3.0/2.5/2.8 (h/t @stathead)
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Not Gaetti
Not Gaetti@notgaetti·
Here's the full list of 16 players with at least 220 Rbat and 90 Rfield through age 32 per @baseball_ref / @Stathead. Half of this list already has plaques in Cooperstown, and several more will in short order. Pretty outstanding list of ballplayers!
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With his 300th home run last night, Matt Olson has become just the 10th player in MLB history with at least 300 HR, 220 Rbat, and 90 Rfield through age 32 (and just the third 1B to reach those marks by his age-32 season, along with Albert Pujols and Mark Teixeira).

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El Extrabase ⚾️
El Extrabase ⚾️@ElExtrabase·
Munetaka Murakami tiene 35 juegos jugados y 14 jonrones en ese período. Es la tercera mayor cantidad de cuadrangulares en los primeros 35 encuentros de cualquier pelotero en la historia de las Grandes Ligas. h/t: @baseball_ref / @Stathead. #WhiteSox | #ElExtrabase⚾️
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Keerthika Uthayakumar@keerthikau·
New York has outscored their opponents by a combined 135 points in the last 4 games, the biggest point differential in any 4-game span in NBA playoff history. @Stathead
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BravesPaul
BravesPaul@BravesStats·
It's amazing how similar these three have been throughout their careers, and the @Stathead Versus Finder shows it pretty clearly. How seriously will they be considered for the Hall of Fame, I wonder...
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Gabrielle Starr
Gabrielle Starr@gfstarr1·
Payton Tolle is the youngest MLB pitcher to strike out 11+ and allow no more than 1 ER over 6+ innings against the Yankees since Chris Sale on August 22, 2012. (via @Stathead)
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El Extrabase ⚾️
El Extrabase ⚾️@ElExtrabase·
Solo un turno le bastó a Ildemaro Vargas anoche para extender su cadena de partidos consecutivos conectando al menos un hit. Ya es la sexta racha más alta entre los peloteros venezolanos. Vía: @Stathead. #Dbacks | #ElExtrabase⚾️🇻🇪
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Tommy Beer
Tommy Beer@TommyBeer·
Another incredible performance from Josh Hart in Game 2, which will be forgotten b/c of the loss. Hart has been the best player in this series thus far. He is the only Knick in franchise history to tally more than 25 points, more than 25 rebounds and more than 10 assists over NY’s first two playoff games in a postseason. The only other players to match or exceed these totals over two games this decade are Giannis Antetokounmpo and Nikola Jokic.
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Ian Hunter
Ian Hunter@BlueJayHunter·
With 44 Ks, Dylan Cease now has more strikeouts than any Blue Jay in franchise history through their first 5 games with the franchise.
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Extra@extrastats·
Angels ace José Soriano's 0.28 ERA is the 3rd-lowest by a starter through 5 games, since Integration (min 25 IP). The only starter with a lower ERA is the late, great Fernando Valenzuela, who did it twice!
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Mark Followill
Mark Followill@MFollowill·
A shorter post on the John Hollinger Game Score that I wrote a great deal about yesterday. Looks like Cooper Flagg will finish with the 10th best Game Score avg since 1983-84 among qualifying rookies…this @Stathead search shows he’s in incredible company.
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I really dig the John Hollinger developed Game Score. IMHO it's a good metric to try and measure individual game productivity. It weights the accumulation of counting stats (including negative events like fouls and turnovers) and shooting efficiency as well. You can find each players average game score for a season by looking at their game logs on Basketball Reference. Gm Sc of 10 is avg. 40 is extraordinary (Coop had 2 40+ game scores this season and rookies have only had 11 40+ game scores dating back to availability of the metric in 77-78). The top guys in the league this season for example had avg game scores of Jokic (28.8), Shai and Luka (both 26.4), Wemby (22.4). 18 rookies played 1300+ mins this year (that's essentially the NBA's threshold for awards eligibility (65 gms and 20 mins a game) so that seems like a good sample size). Average game score this season of those 18 rookies: Flagg (16.4), Knueppel (14.0), Edgecombe (12.7), Coward (10.8), Reynaud (10.7), Queen (10.2), D. Harper (9.7), Fears (9.6), Bailey (9.2), Kalkbrenner (8.8), Demin (7.7), Riley (7.4), Tre Johnson (7.3), Clayton (6.1), Clifford (5.9), Will Richard (5.7), Sanders (5.0), Sion James (4.7). Coop's 16.4 avg Game Score is very very impressive when compared to recent RoYs (better than 9 of the last 10) - Castle (10.3), Wemby (18.4), Banchero (13.6), Barnes (13.1), Lamelo (13.0), Morant (13.9), Luka (15.8), Simmons (15.8), Brogdon (8.8), and KAT (15.4). And just because I was curious about a few more - LeBron (14.5), KD (12.5), Tim Duncan, first team all-NBA as a rookie (17.5).

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Kellan Olson
Kellan Olson@KellanOlson·
Oso Ighodaro is now the first Suns player since Mikal Bridges to play in all 82 games of a season. The full list via @Stathead.
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Astros Stats 📉
Astros Stats 📉@astro_numbers·
The 2026 Astros are the 11th team dating back to 1898 to issue at least 96 unintentional walks in the first 16 games of a season. FYI, only one team (1925 St. Louis Browns) finished with a winning record, and none qualified for the postseason. h/t @baseball_ref @Stathead
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