Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez made MLB history by reaching 300 home runs and 1,000 RBI on Saturday's game against Phillies.

Perez became the eighth primary catcher in Major League Baseball history to eclipse 300 or more home runs in their career.

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Perez has now hit 300 career home runs and driven in 1,000 runs in his time in Major League Baseball. He reached the feats on one swing, too. And now, that makes Perez the eighth catcher in MLB ...

Phillies outfielder Brandon Marsh hit a two-run double to cut into the lead. Later, Kyle Schwarber hit his 51st home run to tie the game in the fifth. Schwarber finished 2-for-3 with the homer, RBI ...

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Michigan coach Brandon Naurato and 15 of his players watched former Wolverines captain Jacob Truscott in the Red Wings' lineup.

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