Orioles’ Jonathan Villar Ironically Breaks MLB Single-Season Home Run Record

by abournenesn

Sep 11, 2019

It was a record we all knew was coming, and quite frankly didn’t stand a chance of surviving the season.

Baltimore Orioles infielder Jonathan Villar clubbed home run No. 6,106 in Major League Baseball this season, setting the single-season record.

It was no cheap shot, either. Take a look:

Honestly, not all that much a big deal, but … it’s pretty funny when you think about the record getting broken by an Oriole.

Of course, Baltimore has shattered the record for home runs allowed in a single season, sitting at 279 long balls allowed entering Wednesday. So, there was a pretty decent chance the MLB single-season record would come at the hands of an Orioles pitcher. But alas, the O’s get the W in this regard.

It’s the little things.

Thumbnail photo via Scott Taetsch/USA TODAY Sports Images
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