After clubbing two home runs on Monday, George Springer now has eight in his last nine playoff games.

That ties him with Reggie Jackson, Jim Thome and Carlos Beltran for the most over such a stretch.

Springer homered three times in the final two games of the Houston Astros' sweep of the Cleveland Indians.

The Houston Astros made Major League history during Monday's ALDS game against the Cleveland Indians.

George Springer homered in the fifth inning off Mike Clevinger to give the Astros a home run in 12 straight playoff games.

The streak dates back to last year and ties the mark, which was held by the 1983-97 Baltimore Orioles.

Khris Davis hit more home runs (48) than anyone else in baseball this season, but it's his batting average that has people talking.

Davis has now finished with a .247 batting average in each of the last four seasons.

No player in Major League history has had the same batting average rounded to three decimal places in four consecutive seasons.

The Oakland Athletics took Davis out for a pinch hitter in the sixth inning Sunday, ensuring that he would match the batting average again this season.

The career .248 hitter has 133 home runs since the start of the 2016 season, the most in that span.