Royals’ Tyler Tolbert Ties MLB Hit Record in Game Against Mets
Kansas City Royals player Tyler Tolbert tied an MLB record by getting hits in 12 consecutive plate appearances during a game against the New York Mets in New York.
Miami Fort Lauderdale, FL, July 7, 2026 —
Kansas City Royals infielder Tyler Tolbert has tied a Major League Baseball record, achieving hits in 12 consecutive plate appearances. This significant milestone occurred during a recent game against the New York Mets, which took place in New York.
The streak of 12 consecutive plate appearances with at least one hit matches a record previously set in Major League Baseball history. The specific details regarding the date of the game and the exact outcome of the contest were not provided in the available information.
Tolbert, a player for the Kansas City Royals, reached this rare accomplishment in a matchup with the New York Mets. The game was played at the Mets’ home venue in New York. Further information regarding the game’s score, Tolbert’s performance beyond the hit streak, or any subsequent games following this record-tying event was not immediately available.
Achieving 12 consecutive hits in plate appearances is a rare feat in professional baseball, showcasing a player’s consistent offensive performance over a concentrated period. This record places Tolbert among a select group of players who have reached such a high level of hitting consistency in MLB games.
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