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Tyler Tolbert ties MLB mark with hits in 12 straight plate appearances

Kansas City Royals player Tyler Tolbert has tied a Major League Baseball record by recording hits in 12 consecutive plate appearances.

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📍 Aftermath

Tyler Tolbert matched a major league record by recording hits in 12 consecutive plate appearances during a game against the Mets. The story quieted without a definitive conclusion in the coverage regarding his streak beyond that point.

Epilogue added 18d ago, after coverage quieted.

Where it stands

Tyler Tolbert has matched an MLB record originally set in 1902 by recording hits in 12 straight plate appearances. This achievement occurred during a game in which the Royals rallied to defeat the Mets, despite the Mets scoring via a 'Little League home run.' Coverage from MLB.com, ESPN, and the Kansas City Star emphasizes the rarity of the feat, with the latter describing the streak as less likely than being struck by lightning twice.

Yahoo Sports and Cleveland.com also reported on the record-tying performance. Future coverage will likely monitor whether Tolbert can surpass the 1902 mark in subsequent plate appearances.

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How many consecutive plate appearances did Tyler Tolbert record hits in?

Tolbert recorded hits in 12 straight plate appearances.

When was the record Tolbert tied originally set?

The record was set in 1902.

Which team did the Royals play during this streak?

The Royals played the Mets.

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