Brewers’ Andrew Vaughn Joins Barry Bonds in MLB Historic Hitting Feat

Roman Anthony of the Boston Red Sox has made history by posting a .400 on-base percentage through his first 43 career games, becoming the first American League player aged 21 or younger to do so since Elmer Valo in 1940. Meanwhile, Andrew Vaughn has revitalized his career with the Milwaukee Brewers, joining Barry Bonds as the only players to achieve a .475 batting average, 1.000 slugging percentage, and 15 RBIs in their first 10 home games with a new team. Vaughn's performance includes a .484 batting average and 19 RBIs at home in just 14 games, highlighting a remarkable turnaround after struggling with the Chicago White Sox. This resurgence has made Vaughn a key contributor to the Brewers' surge to first place in the NL Central, with his timely hitting and power sparking the team down the stretch. Vaughn's success underscores the impact a fresh start can have on a player's career trajectory, potentially signaling a bright future ahead. Additionally, Andrew McCutchen tied a Hall of Famer by achieving 17 consecutive seasons with 10 or more home runs to start his career, joining an elite group of hitters.