Mookie Betts' Triple-Homer Game Is Historic Achievement

Mookie Betts. (Photo by Getty Images)

Simply put, Mookie Betts is on fire.

The Red Sox slugger homered three times and walked twice in last night's 10-1 thumping of the Angels to start a three-game series.

Betts leads the majors with a .389 average, an OPS pushing 13-hundred, and 19 runs.

Through 15 games, the 2016 MVP runner-up has five home runs and 13 RBI.

"It's pretty fun, anytime you can do something like that it's huge to help the team," the two-time All-Star said.

Only 23 Sox players have gone deep three times in a game. Betts and Ted Williams are the only ones to pull off the four-bagger three-peat three times in their career. 

In fact, Betts is just the third player in MLB history with a trio of three-homer games before his 26th birthday. The others? Ralph Kiner and Boog Powell.

WBZ NewsRadio 1030's Adam Kaufman Reports


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