Tim Tebow hit his third home run of the season Sunday for Class A Columbia.

Tebow, who had been on a five-game hitless streak, entered the game hitting .220 in 34 games for the New York Mets affiliate with 26 hits, five doubles, 12 RBIs, 13 walks and 35 strikeouts.

Fireflies president John Katz has said there's no timetable for Tebow's stay in South Carolina.

Byron Buxton hit a home run in the fourth inning on Tuesday night to help the Minnesota Twins tie a 38-year-old franchise record with a homer in 16 straight games.

The previous club mark was set in 1979.

The Major League record is held by the 2002 Texas Rangers, who had a 27-game streak.

Minnesota has seen 12 different players homer during the streak.

Bryce Harper hit a home run to the last row of seats in right field in the top of the ninth at PNC Park in Pittsburgh on Tuesday night.

The blast means that Harper has now homered at every National League ballpark.

"I don't worry about hitting the ball in the water," Harper said. "[Former manager] Matt [Williams] used to say, 'It's not how far. It's how many.' Just trying to put the ball in play, and sometimes it goes over the fence."

Harper is hitting .388/.503/.767 with 13 home runs in 35 games this season.

Billy Hamilton stole the 200th base of his career on Thursday afternoon.

Hamilton reached 200 stolen bases in 424 games -- the fourth fewest since at least 1900.

The Cincinnati Reds speedster would love to have a chance to challenge Rickey Henderson, who owns the all-time record of 1,406 stolen bases.

"It means a lot to be up there with the greatest people in stolen bases," Hamilton said. "But it's something you've got to keep moving forward and keep getting more, there's a long way to go to get the record."