No history was made last night, but the box scores still talked: Jordan Lawlar hit his first career home run ▶︎ watch; Blade Tidwell earned his first career save ▶︎ watch.
Historic Chases · 2026-04-02 RECONSTRUCTED
Nightly briefing
Baseball last night
Giancarlo Stanton is hitting OVER .400. Needs a .396 clip the rest of the way to finish at .400.
Giancarlo Stanton sits at .500 — the last .400 season was Ted Williams in 1941.
The so-what: Jake Bauers is on a 50/50 pace — 2 HR and 2 SB, projecting to 54/54. Only Shohei Ohtani has ever done it, 54/59 in 2024. Both numbers have to land — that is what makes the club so small.
That morning's stakes
What we were watching
MUST TRACK: Jake Bauers is on a 50/50 pace — 2 HR / 2 SB, projecting to 54/54. Only one player has ever done it — Shohei Ohtani's 54/59 in 2024. Every game matters from here.
On this date in 1997, Tino Martinez hit 3 home runs in one game.
30/30 watch: Jake Bauers sits at 2 HR / 2 SB — 28 homers and 28 steals short of a 30/30 season, projecting to 54/54.
Historical intelligence
How the night stacked up
Shea Langeliers versus the great home-run seasons
Shea Langeliers has 5 home runs through 6 team games, 1 ahead of Mark McGwire's 1998 pace at the same checkpoint (4). Comparable chases finished with a median of 27 (95% CI 25-28); 3% reached 50 (1.7-5.3% at 95% confidence), from 366 comparable seasons.
Retrosheet · verified play-by-playA projected top-1 season
If Shea Langeliers finishes at the current projection of 135, it would be the most home runs in any season since 1901 — no season on record has finished higher.
SABR Lahman Baseball Database · through 2025A franchise record is under pressure
The single-season record is 139 RBI, set by Matt Olson in 2023. Mauricio Dubón projects to 139 and would tie it.
SABR Lahman Baseball Database · through 2025Shea Langeliers is building a rare combination
At his current pace, Shea Langeliers would reach at least 60 HR, and 150 RBI. Only 3 completed seasons in the configured historical cohort reached every mark. The recent company includes Sammy Sosa (2001), Sammy Sosa (1998), Babe Ruth (1927).
SABR Lahman Baseball Database · through 2025