Must-See MLB Highlights From Monday (July 27, 2020)

Tyler Glasnow’s electric stuff fueled the Tampa Bay Rays’ record-breaking pitching performance while the Milwaukee Brewers turned a 5-1 deficit in the 9th inning into an epic comeback victory capped off in the 11th.

Enjoy the best highlights from Monday’s MLB action all in one place:

*Via @MLB on Twitter/YouTube

Rays Ring Up Braves

The Tampa Bay Rays combined for a franchise-record 19 Ks as Tyler Glasnow came out heated with his lethal fastball-curveball combo and the rest of the staff kept it going in a blowout victory.

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That’s 19 Ks, if you scrolled on down pic.twitter.com/MEWJdpl33b
— Tampa Bay Rays (@RaysBaseball) July 28, 2020

Brewers Epic Comeback

Milwaukee was down 5-1 in the 9th inning before a late rally that was capitalized by Ryan Braun who drove a 1-2 pitch with 2 outs down the left field line to tie the game before Eric Sogard’s RBI-double in the 11th put the finishing touches on an impressive comeback victory.

Last night, for the seventh time in franchise history, the Brewers won a game when trailing by 4+ runs in the 9th inning. @BankofAmerica | #ThisIsMyCrew pic.twitter.com/MYPriJlCRu
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) July 28, 2020

Brewers win! #ThisIsMyCrew pic.twitter.com/3ITSWLQRcL
— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) July 28, 2020

Royals HR Record

The Kansas City Royals blasted six different Home Runs against the Tigers on Monday, tying the all-time franchise record for dingers in a single game.

The @Royals blast six home runs, tying a club record, in a 14-6 victory over the @tigers. #AlwaysRoyal #MLB pic.twitter.com/Hcqg2k2mTN
— MLB Europe (@MLBEurope) July 28, 2020

Alonso's Laser Shot

Polar Bear Pete led the MLB in Home Runs last year by setting an all-time rookie record (53). He’s back on the board in 2020 with the laser over the monster in Fenway.

Last year's home run champ is on the board. pic.twitter.com/mkDvGGD1Bt
— MLB (@MLB) July 28, 2020

100 HR for Bregman

Alex Bregman was the 2019 MVP runner-up after an outstanding breakout season, and the 26-year-old now has 100 career homers under his Major League belt.