Tyler Tolbert ties MLB record with 12 consecutive hits in Royals win
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Last updated Jul 8, 2026
Tyler Tolbert of the Kansas City Royals achieved his 12th consecutive hit during a game against the New York Mets on July 7, 2026. This performance ties him for the most consecutive hits in MLB history, previously set by players including Johnny Kling and Jose Miranda. The Royals won the high-scoring contest 16-12 after scoring seven runs in the final inning. Tolbert's record-tying hit was a seventh-inning infield single. The Royals overcame multiple errors and a poor pitching outing to secure the victory with a strong rally.
- •Tolbert ties MLB record for most consecutive hits with 12.
- •Royals score 16 runs to defeat Mets 16-12.
- •Royals rallied from a deficit, scoring seven runs in the final inning.
- •Game included multiple defensive errors from both teams.
- 3:09 AMYahoo Sports — Tyler Tolbert matches MLB record for consecutive hits in bonkers win
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