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Tristan Peters hit for the cycle—the seventh in White Sox history and the first since 2017—as Chicago steamrolled Oakland 14-1 on Mexican Heritage Night, fueled by a seven-run seventh and seven strong innings from Sean Burke. Murakami returned with a hit, but Peters’ feat was the headline.
Bryce Harper hit for the first cycle of his MLB career, going 4-for-4 with a homer in the first inning, a double and a single in the third, and a triple in the fifth, completing the feat in five innings against the Mets—a rapid cycle one of the fastest in Phillies history and a rarity in MLB. Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber also homered twice in the third as Philadelphia plated eight runs in that inning; Harper’s performance helped secure a convincing game, with this being the 11th Phillies cycle all‑time and the first since Weston Wilson in 2024.
Pete Crow-Armstrong hit for the cycle in four plate appearances, delivering a rare Cubs highlight even as Chicago’s season wobbles with uneven offense and pitching woes.
Pete Crow-Armstrong went 4-for-4 and hit for the cycle in reverse order (home run, triple, double, single) to spark the Cubs to a 5-4 win over the Rockies; he drove in two and, with Matt Shaw's bases-loaded walk sealing the ninth, this marked the 13th Cubs cycle in franchise history as Crow-Armstrong continues to shine in June.
Pete Crow-Armstrong hit for the cycle in reverse order (home run first, then a triple, a double, and finally a single) to power the Cubs to a 5-4 win over the Rockies at Wrigley Field, making him the 13th Cubs player to cycle and the first Cubs outfielder to do so since Andre Dawson; he enters the day at .277/.352/.493.
Industry experts are debating whether the traditional four-year Bitcoin cycle is over, with some arguing that macroeconomic factors and institutional demand are now more influential than the halving events that historically drove market peaks, while others believe the cycle remains intact due to its mathematical and traditional foundations.
Jose Altuve hits for the cycle, becoming the eighth player in Houston Astros history to achieve the feat, in their 13-5 victory over the Red Sox at Fenway Park. It is Altuve's first career cycle and the Astros' first since 2013.
Gunnar Henderson falls just shy of hitting for the cycle but settles for a historic performance, becoming the first Orioles rookie to record two or more doubles, a triple, and a home run in the same game since 2013. The 22-year-old's four-hit game helps the Orioles sweep the A's and extend their lead in the AL East to three games over the Rays. Henderson's decision to go for a double instead of stopping at first base in his final at-bat sparks playful disappointment from his teammates, but his relentless competitive mindset is praised by the Orioles' manager.
The West Bank is experiencing a spiraling cycle of violence, with tensions escalating between Israelis and Palestinians. The region has seen a surge in clashes, including protests, attacks, and retaliatory measures, leading to a dangerous and volatile situation. The ongoing conflict highlights the deep-rooted issues and complexities in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with no immediate resolution in sight.
Cincinnati Reds rookie Elly De La Cruz hit for the team's first cycle since 1989, including a home run, triple, double, and single, during the team's 12th straight win against the Atlanta Braves. The Reds' current winning streak is the franchise's longest since 1957, and De La Cruz became the first Red to hit for the cycle since outfielder Eric Davis did it in 1989.
Elly De La Cruz, a top prospect for the Cincinnati Reds, hit for the cycle in Friday night's game against the Braves, becoming the first Reds player to achieve the feat since Eric Davis in 1989. De La Cruz hit a double, home run, single, and triple in his first four at-bats, completing the cycle in just 15 Major League games. The 21-year-old is the fifth-youngest player to hit for the cycle and did it in the third-fewest amount of games.
Cincinnati Reds' rookie Elly De La Cruz became the youngest player in 51 years to hit for the cycle in Major League Baseball during Friday night's game against the Atlanta Braves. De La Cruz is also the third player since 1901 to hit for the cycle within his first 15 career games. The cycle is the franchise's seventh overall and first since Eric Davis did it in 1989.
J.T. Realmuto hit for the cycle, becoming the first Phillies player to do so in 19 years, but the team lost 9-8 to the Diamondbacks in a bullpen game. The Phillies are struggling to fill the vacant fifth spot in their rotation and have been relying on bullpen games, which have proven to be challenging. The team is discussing alternatives and considering using Bailey Falter as a potential option to pitch on Saturday. Matt Strahm hit Corbin Carroll twice with a pitch, causing a bench-clearing incident and forcing Strahm to avoid pitching inside, which may have contributed to Pavin Smith's two-run single.
J.T. Realmuto became the first Phillies player since David Bell in 2004 to hit for the cycle, only the 17th catcher in baseball history to accomplish the rarity, even joining Hall of Famer Lou Gehrig in a piece of baseball trivia, but wound up answering more questions about the third-inning benches-clearing incident with the Arizona Diamondbacks than the cycle.
Shohei Ohtani, the starting pitcher and star player for the Los Angeles Angels, was booed by the Baltimore Orioles crowd after hitting a single instead of a double, which he needed to complete the cycle. Ohtani finished the game 4-for-5 with a walk and became the first pitcher to reach safely five times in a game since 1964. He also threw seven innings, allowing five runs while striking out five batters and walking two. The Angels won the game 9-5.