Some of the great milestones from this week include Atlanta Braves' Matt Olson's historic 746th consecutive game, Arizona Diamondbacks' Corbin Carroll reaching four games with multiple triples - the most since Carl Crawford in 2004, Kansas City Royals' Bobby Witt Jr. reaching 100 career home runs, and New York Yankees' Aaron Judge joining baseball royalty with his fourth 40 home run season.
Now, let's get to the highlights!
15. Owen Caissie's first career homer
The Chicago Cubs' No. 1 prospect wasted no time getting acclimated to the big league's with his first career home run!
14. Maximo Acosta's first career homer
How can someone make their first career hit better? By hitting a home run. And you know when it's even more special? When your family shows up to see it happen, just like Miami Marlins' rookie Maximo Acosta's did!
13. Kyle Karros' first career home run
Nothing like hitting your first career home run against your dad's former team - and that's exactly what Colorado Rockies' Kyle Karros did last week!
12. Carlos Correa sliding catch
You think the Houston Astros are glad to have Carlos Correa back at the hot corner?
11. PCA catch
We'll just go ahead and add this to the Pete Crow-Armstrong highlight bank we've opened this season.
10. Myles Straw diving catch
Toronto Blue Jays centerfielder Myles Straw got to this ball just in time!
9. Willi Castro cannon
Let this be a lesson to all third base coaches - don't send the runner if Willi Castro has a running start!
8. Josh Lowe guns down a runner
Nothing "Lowe" about this laser throw to third base from Josh last week! (I'll see myself out.)
7. Starling Marte's throw to home
New York Mets left fielder Starling Marte having to adjust after running a ball down and still getting the runner at home is insane!
6. Fernando Tatis Jr.'s home run robbery
"Ain't nothing to it, but to do it." San Diego Padres' star right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. acted like this insane catch was no big deal!
5. Ramon Laureano or Adam Jones?
Ramon Laureano's home run robbery looked awfully familiar - does Adam Jones at the 2017 World Baseball Classic ring a bell?
4. Bryce Teodosio home run robbery
Los Angeles Angels centerfielder Bryce Teodosio had to jump at the exact perfect time to bring this one back!
3. Vinnie Pasquantino - five home runs, five days
Detroit Tigers' Vinnie Pasquantino put on a clinic last week, hitting five home runs in five days!
2. New York Yankees' nine home runs (again)
The New York Yankees did it again! They hit nine home runs in a single game for the second time season and would go on to hit a MLB record-tying 14 homers in two straight games.
1. Cal Raleigh's No. 48 and No. 49
Seattle Mariners star catcher Cal Raleigh surpassed Kansas City Royals' Salvador Perez for the most home runs ever by a catcher in a single season with No. 49 - and it came during a two-homer day!