Kansas City Royals outfielder Tyler Tolbert tied a major-league record by recording hits in 12 consecutive at-bats, becoming only the fifth player in MLB history to achieve this feat. His achievement also set a new expansion-era record and tied an overall MLB mark. Tolbert secured his place in the record books with an infield single against New York Mets pitcher Matt Seelinger in the seventh inning. More details are expected to follow.
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Royals’ Tolbert Matches MLB Record with Hits in 12 Consecutive At-Bats
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