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Wilson's errorless streak eclipses MLB history
11 Aug
Summary
- Jacob Wilson set a new MLB record for consecutive error-free games at shortstop.
- His record-breaking streak surpassed Mike Bordick's previous mark.
- Wilson's remarkable defensive performance occurred as the Athletics took two games from the Red Sox.
The Oakland Athletics, with a 47-71 record, unexpectedly ended the Boston Red Sox's six-week hot streak by winning two of their three-game series at Fenway Park. Boston had been on a remarkable 26-3 run entering the series, including a nine-game winning streak, but fell in two close contests after a dominant Friday night win.
Amidst the series upset, Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson achieved a historic individual feat. He completed his 111th consecutive game without recording an error on Sunday, surpassing Mike Bordick's prior MLB record. Wilson's last error was on July 6, 2025, marking over a year of flawless defensive play.
Wilson's defensive brilliance was instrumental in the Athletics' narrow 4-3 victory on Sunday, preserving their lead and securing the series win against the surging Red Sox. Despite an otherwise challenging season for the Athletics, Wilson's record-setting performance offers a bright spot for their fans, highlighting his status as a defensive phenom.
