"Tyler O'Neill Sets MLB Record with 5th Consecutive Opening Day Home Run, Red Sox Dominate Mariners in Season Opener"
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Tyler O'Neill of the Boston Red Sox made MLB history by hitting a home run on his fifth consecutive Opening Day, breaking the previous record held by Yogi Berra, Gary Carter, and Todd Hundley. O'Neill's homer came in the eighth inning against the Seattle Mariners, helping the Red Sox secure a 6-4 victory. This achievement comes in O'Neill's first season with the Red Sox after being acquired in a trade with the St. Louis Cardinals.
- Tyler O'Neill makes MLB history with home run on fifth consecutive Opening Day CBS Sports
- O'Neill homers in record 5th straight Opening Day ESPN
- Tyler O'Neill hits home run on fifth straight Opening Day MLB.com
- Luis Castillo and the Mariners can't find rhythm in opening day loss to Red Sox The Seattle Times
- For one night anyway, the Red Sox followed their ideal blueprint for victory The Boston Globe
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