The Cincinnati Reds tied an MLB record by walking seven consecutive batters in one inning against the Pittsburgh Pirates. This marks the third occurrence of such a feat in MLB history, with the last instance happening over 40 years ago.

Teams have walked seven consecutive batters in one inning three times in MLB history.
The last occurrence was in 1983 when the Atlanta Braves walked seven consecutive Pirates batters.
The players involved included Rhett Lowder, Brandon Lowe, Bryan Reynolds, Ryan O'Hearn, Connor Phillips, Nick Gonzales, Marcell Ozuna, Spencer Horwitz, Konnor Griffin, and Henry Davis.
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