Below you will find all of the highlights from Week 4 of the MLB season categorised in the following order: History, Walk-Offs, Biggest Pitching Moments, Biggest Hits, and Biggest Fielding Plays.
History Made in Week 4
Eugenio Suarez made history after becoming just the 19th player ever to hit four home runs in a single game!
In what has been an abysmal season for the Colorado Rockies, they found a bright spot in Jordan Beck after he became just the third player in franchise history to hit a home run in back-to-back games!
The New York Mets, who currently hold the best record in the league at 19-9, made franchise history after going 12-1 in their first 13 home games of the season!
Walk-Offs of Week 4
It wasn't the prettiest, but I doubt we'll see another walk-off win like this one from Heliot Ramos!
Why not continue with the Giants? Patrick Bailey gave the Giants the win with this walk-off hit the day before Ramos'!
Veteran and fan-favourite Nolan Arenado got a hold of this one for his third home run of the season for a walk-off win!
CJ Abrams scored all the way from first with blazing speed in this walk-off hit by James Wood!
Jacob Wilson hit the first of two walk-off wins for the Athletics this weekend!
The second one came in the form of a rocket hit to deep left by Luis Urias in extra innings!
The Royals earned their 10th win of the season with this walk-off against the Rockies, one that marked their second win in what would end up becoming a five-game win streak!
Biggest Pitching Moments of Week 4
The Chicago White Sox may not have many notable highlights, but this one of rookie starting pitcher Shane Smith striking out a new career-high seven batters en route to his second shutout on the season will be one of them!
German Marquez recorded the 1,000 strikeout of his 10-year career this past week!
Marlins starting pitcher Max Meyer became just the fourth pitcher in franchise history to record 14 strikeouts in a game without walking a single batter. It is also the most by a pitcher in a single game this season as Meyers is currently third in the league in total K's with 47!
Andrew Heaney threw a one-hit shutout with nine strikeouts against his former team in the Los Angeles Angels! Heaney spent six-and-a-half seasons with the Angels from 2015-2021.
From minor league relief pitcher to making history in his major league debut, it was one hell of a day for Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Paxton Lynch!
Biggest Hits of Week 4
Nick Kurtz's first MLB at-bat came with his first hit and his first RBI! The top prospect for the Athletics is already making a name for himself.
Nothing could feel better than hitting a dinger in your first MLB at-bat - and that's just what Pittsburgh Pirates rookie Matt Gorski did!
No other rookie may have had a hotter start to the season than Seattle Mariners' Agustin Ramirez after he hit this bomb to deep centre!
Teoscar Hernandez recorded his 200th career home run!
In a pinch? Just bring in Kyle Stowers and he'll send the ball where you want him like he did here!
New York Mets star Francisco Lindor started our week of highlights off with his first multi-home run game of the season!
Biggest Fielding Plays of Week 4
Jazz Chisholm honed his inner Luffy as he stretched out for this amazing catch!
You won't see many of them this season so you better believe we'll post a triple play here when one happens!
Sure, we have walk-off hits. But how about winning the game on a sick double play like the Tampa Bay Rays did this past week?!
New York Mets pitcher Huascar Brazoban must have some incredible reflexes to snag this bullet up the middle!
Milwaukee Brewers shortstop Joey Ortiz makes this acrobatic catch to show the wind is no problem for him!
Seattle Mariners second baseman Leo Rivas doesn't even know how he was able to make this spectacular basket catch!
St. Louis Cardinals centerfielder Victor Scott II went swimming for this ball!
This home run robbery by Riley Greene eventually helped the Detroit Tigers to a win over the Baltimore Orioles!
Get the out BY. ANY. MEANS. NECESSARY!
And to end this week's highlights, how about the ultra-rare highlight of stealing home plate? This time from the Red Sox's Jarren Duran.