Josh Naylor and his younger brother, Bo, both hit home runs in the same inning Wednesday night for the Cleveland Guardians in their 7-6 win over the Chicago White Sox.

The performance came on National Siblings Day.

Josh Naylor connected for a solo homer with one out in the fourth off Chicago's Erick Fedde, and Bo Naylor smashed a two-run shot to center field two batters later.

The Naylors were unaware their performances came on a day to celebrate siblings.

"Not a clue," said Bo Naylor, who is 24. "So it's kind of crazy to be able to share a home run in the same inning with him."

Josh Naylor, 26, said he always felt playing alongside his younger brother was possible.

"I dreamt of it as a kid," he said. "I knew it would come true eventually if we just keep working hard. So it's not really a shock to me. I kind of believed in it from day one and I knew that if we just continue to work hard at our craft, we'd either play against each other or play with each other."

For the second time in four games, Jackson Holliday hit a leadoff home run for Triple-A Norfolk.

He opened the season with one and added to his total in Tuesday's game against Charlotte.

"I told our hitting coaches that I was going to try to hit a homer off the batter's eye," Holliday said, "and obviously that actually happened."

The top prospect in all of baseball, Holliday is hitting .316/.333/.747 through 19 at-bats this year.

Shohei Ohtani homered in his spring debut with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday.

The home run came in his final at-bat of the afternoon. He launched a two-run home run to left field.

"I thought I hit it a little too high initially, but the Arizona weather factored in a little bit," Ohtani said afterward through his interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara. "I felt better each time I came up. It's trending in the right direction."

Ohtani was playing his first game since undergoing right elbow surgery last September and his first since signing a 10-year, $700 million contract with the Dodgers in December.

Juan Soto has hit regular-season home runs in 24 of the current 30 Major League stadiums. 

Now that he's in the American League with the New York Yankees, he'll have a chance to begin chipping away at the ones he has missed.

"I want to finish all 30 ballparks, to hit a homer in all 30 ballparks," Soto said. "That's my goal for this year."

Soto has yet to hit home runs in the regular season at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Progressive Field in Cleveland, Angels Stadium in Los Angeles, Guaranteed Rate Field in Chicago, Globe Life Field in Arlington and T-Mobile Park in Seattle.

Ketel Marte was named the MVP of the NLCS as the Arizona Diamondbacks defeated the Philadelphia Phillies in Game 7 on Tuesday night.

Marte hit a double in the seventh inning to extend his postseason hitting streak to 16 games, making it the longest by any player to start his postseason career in Major League history.

"The whole idea is to give everything you've got." Marte said via a translator. "So thankfully, things are working out."

Marte went 12-for-31 (.387) with four doubles, a triple, three RBIs and a stolen base in the NLCS.

Corey Seager broke Barry Bonds' division series record with his ninth walk on Tuesday night, also making postseason history by getting them in just three games.

The Texas Rangers star has one more than Bonds in the San Francisco Giants' four-game loss to the Florida Marlins in the 2003 NL Division Series.

Yandy Diaz edged Corey Seager for the American League batting title.

Diaz (.3295.), who trailed Seager (.3298) by percentage points heading into Sunday's season finale, sat out game 162.

The Tampa Bay Rays' playoff seeding was set, allowing Diaz to sit. The Texas Rangers were still trying to win the AL West title, so Seager played and went 0-for-4. His batting average dipped to .327, giving Diaz the batting crown.

Diaz is the first Tampa Bay player to win a batting title.

The Atlanta Braves finished the 2023 season with 307 home runs, tying the Major League record.

Marcell Ozuna homered twice in Sunday's season finale against the Washington Nationals.

The Braves matched the season home-run record set by the 2019 Minnesota Twins. They set a Major League record with a .501 slugging percentage, topping the .495 for the 2019 Houston Astros.

The Braves are the first team with four players with at least 35 homers, with Ronald Acuna, Jr. (41) and Austin Riley (37) joining Matt Olson and Ozuna. Ozzie Albies hit 33 homers.

The Atlanta Braves became the first National League club to hit 300 home runs in a season when Kevin Pillar went deep in the sixth inning on Tuesday night.

The Braves are just the third team to accomplish the feat, joining the 2019 Minnesota Twins and New York Yankees.

Atlanta has five more games to break or tie Minnesota's all-time record of 307 home runs.

The Atlanta Braves earned their 100th victory of the season Sunday night by defeating the Washington Nationals 8-5.

Atlanta has won 100 games in back-to-back seasons for the first time since 2002-03.

"It's unbelievable," Brian Snitker said. "It's hard to do. I think it's quite an accomplishment anytime you can win 100 games. A lot of things we're doing are really hard. It's taken the whole room in there, that's for sure, to make something like that happen."