What happened: Francisco Lindor connected for the 300th long ball of his career on Sunday. The historic swing occurred on the final day of the regular season.
Why it matters: The achievement cements his place as the first shortstop in MLB history to reach the power mark while also holding 200 career stolen bases. It underscores his rare combination of production and speed at a premium defensive position.
By the numbers: Lindor is just the fifth player to hit 300 home runs while playing at least half of his career games at shortstop.
What to watch: Final statistical tallies will be cemented as the regular-season schedule concludes.