AnalysisRyan O'Hearn went deep three times and totaled 10 RBIs on a historic Tuesday night. Justin K. Aller / Getty ImagesJuly 7, 2026 Updated 9:41 pm EDTFive at-bats. Three home runs. Ten RBIs. One spot in history. That’s exactly where Pittsburgh Pirates first baseman Ryan O’Hearn found himself in the club’s 12-4 win over the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday.With that RBI total, the slugger became just the 17th player in the modern era (since 1900) to have knocked in at least 10 runs in a single game, joining a list that includes Shohei Ohtani, Alex Rodriguez and Reggie Jackson, among others.Whereas there have been a total of 24 perfect games in major league history, 21 in the modern era alone, only 16 players before O’Hearn ever found themselves in 10 or more RBI territory.
O’Hearn kicked off his night with a grand slam in the first inning, before adding two three-run homers in the third and sixth innings, respectively. His lone blemish, a groundout in the fourth inning.The list of company O’Hearn now keeps is as follows:PlayerTeamYearRBI TotalShohei OhtaniDodgers202410Mark ReynoldsNationals201810Scooter GennettReds201710Anthony RendonNationals201710Garrett AndersonAngels200710Alex RodriguezYankees200510Nomar GarciaparraRed Sox199910Mark WhitenCardinals199312Fred LynnRed Sox197510Reggie JacksonAthletics196910Norm ZauchinRed Sox195510Walker CooperReds194910Rudy YorkRed Sox194610Phil WeintraubGiants194411Tony LazzeriYankees193611Jim BottomleyCardinals192412O’Hearn is the first member of the Pirates to join the group.Jul 8, 2026Connections: Sports EditionSpot the pattern. Connect the termsFind the hidden link between sports terms
