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Mike Trout set a new career-high by hitting his 42nd home run, the second-most in a season for the Angels behind Troy Glaus' 47 in 2000.

Speed demon Albert Pujols stole his first base of the season on Monday, giving him 112 swipes in his career - the second-fewest among the nine members of the 600-homer club behind Jim Thome's 19.

Cody Bellinger hit his 42nd homer of 2019, breaking a three-way tie with Christian Yelich and Mike Trout for most in the majors.

Peter Alonso crushed his 40th home run of the season, breaking Cody Bellinger's 2017 record for most by a rookie in the National League.

Jose Altuve smashed his 21st homer of 2019 to push his slugging percentage to .552 - which is currently just ahead of his 2017 mark for best in a season by an Astros second baseman.

Chris Sale struck out 12 Cleveland batters to reach 2,000 career strikeouts in just 1,626 innings - beating Pedro Martinez's record for fastest to that mark by nearly 100 innings.

Shohei Ohtani is the first primary DH to post back-to-back seasons of at least 10 HR and 10 SB since Paul Molitor pulled it off from 1991-1995.

After a walkoff homer on Monday, Carlos Santana is slashing .286/.408/.531 this season - each one currently a new career-high.

The Toronto Blue Jays scored 19 runs against the Rangers, their most in a game since 2002 and tied for their third-most in a game in team history.

With 3 homers across Monday’s doubleheader, Gleyber Torres has now hit 13 of his 26 home runs this year against the Orioles, breaking the record for most against Baltimore in a single season.