The Los Angeles Dodgers tied a Major League record with seven solo home runs in Sunday's 8-7 win over the New York Mets.

The last team to accomplish the feat was the Chicago White Sox on June 25, 2016 against the Toronto Blue Jays.

Justin Turner, Cody Bellinger, Kike Hernandez, Max Muncy and Joc Pederson homered for L.A. with Bellinger and Hernandez each connecting twice.

The Dodgers' team record for home runs in a game is eight.

Jackie Bradley, Jr. caught a 317-foot fly ball to center field against the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night and proceeded to impress everyone in attendance.

Bradley threw home at 103.4 mph, according to Statcast, and Boston Red Sox catcher Sandy Leon tagged Robbie Grossman out at the plate.

The throw was the hardest by an outfielder this season. It was the fourth-hardest throw and third-hardest assist tracked by Statcast since the system began in 2015.

"Oh, unreal," Alex Cora said. "I saw him getting an angle, and I was like, 'This might be fun here.' It's kind of like showcase baseball. 'The scouts are looking, and I'm going to throw it as hard as I can to see if I can get him, and I did.' That was a great play."

The New York Yankees hit four home runs on Tuesday against the Seattle Mariners.

They now have 118 homers, tying the St. Louis Cardinals for the second-most through the first 70 games of the season, trailing just the 1999 Mariners, who hit 130, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.

"It's a lot of fun," Giancarlo Stanton said. "It's fun to watch from the inside, and I'm sure it's fun to watch being a fan. Yeah, we were clicking on all cylinders tonight."

Juan Soto hit a pinch-hit home run against the New York Yankees on Monday in the continuation of a game that started May 15.

That game was played five days before Soto's Major League debut.

According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Soto's blast will not be considered his first major league homer, but it will be counted as a home run hit on May 15.

"I don't think about all that," Soto said. "I know because somebody told me. I just come to play my game and keep going."

Adrian Beltre recorded the 3,090th hit of his career Wednesday night to pass Ichiro Suzuki for most by a foreign-born player in Major League history.

The hit also moved him past Ichiro for 22nd on the all-time list.

Beltre joined the 3,000-hit club last season and is one of two active players with 3,000 hits.

Chris Davis is just one of the reasons why the Baltimore Orioles are struggling, but his issues at the plate have been historically bad.

Through 229 plate appearances, Davis was hitting .150/.227/.227.

There are 162 players that currently qualify for the batting title and Davis ranks last in batting average, slugging and OPS+. He's second-to-last in on-base percentage.

Davis has appeared in 59 games and scored just 10 runs, four of which came on his own home runs.

From 2013-15, Davis slugged 126 home runs.

Bartolo Colon recorded the 2,500th strikeout of his career in Tuesday night's game between the Texas Rangers and Los Angeles Dodgers.

Colon, 45, reached the milestone when he struck out Max Muncy in the first inning.

The right-hander is the 34th pitcher in MLB history with 2,500 strikeouts. He is tied with Hall of Famer Juan Marichal for most wins by a pitcher from the Dominican Republic with 243.

Bartolo Colon led the Texas Rangers to an 8-2 win over the Oakland Athletics on Wednesday night.

The win was the 243rd of Colon's career, tying him with Juan Marichal for the most victories by a pitcher born in the Dominican Republic.

"It's a little different tonight because I tied the mark of a Hall of Famer. I feel very proud and honored to do that," Colon said through a translator. "It means a lot. He's Dominican and the first guy from the Dominican to become a Hall of Famer."

Marichal was 243-142 in 471 games (457 starts). Colon is 243-179 in 550 games (539 starts).

Blake Snell tied the American League record with seven consecutive strikeouts to start Sunday's game between the Tampa Bay Rays and Seattle Mariners.

The left-hander matched the mark set by Joe Cowley of the Chicago White Sox on May 28, 1986, and also reached by Carlos Rodon for the White Sox on Sept. 30, 2016.

Snell was born in Seattle and pitched for Shorewood High School.

The Major League record for strikeouts to begin a game is eight, set by Jim Deshaies for the Houston Astros in 1986 and matched by Jacob deGrom of the New York Mets in 2014.