Overturned scoring decision helps Athletics' Jacob Wilson extend shortstop-record errorless streak
Updated Aug. 12, 2026 2:55 p.m. ET
Associated Press
WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson's major league-record errorless streak at the position reached 113 games Tuesday night after a postgame scoring change overturned what was initially ruled a throwing error.
Wilson threw wide of Donovan Walton at second base in the eighth inning against Tampa Bay, and the official scorer ruled it an error, his first since July 6, 2025. The scoring decision was later changed to reflect Yandy Díaz reaching on a fielder's choice.
Wilson, 24, on Sunday surpassed Mike Bordick’s shortstop errorless record of 110 games. His father, Jack Wilson, played 12 years in the majors, also at shortstop.
___
AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb
share
in this topic
recommended
Derek Jeter Warns Brewers That World Series Game 4 Loss Can't 'Deflate' Them
Rays Finally Remembered Who They Are In 12-Inning World Series Battle vs. Brewers
Brewers Watch Party Ticket In Milwaukee Rivals Game 4 Price At Tropicana Field
Remembering Legendary Game 5 Performances As Jacob Misiorowski Chases History
Eight Two-Out Runs Later, Brewers Are One Win Away From First-Ever World Series Title
Who Is Brewers' World Series MVP? A-Rod, Jeter And Ortiz Make Their Picks
Yankees Legend Jorge Posada Explains Why He Doesn't 'Feel Welcome' By Team
Will Hill's Parlay Of The Week: Back Bucs To Beat Falcons, Ravens To Cover
Aaron Ashby Breaks Postseason Record For Scoreless Innings By A Reliever
Item 1 of 3
FOX SPORTS™, SPEED™, SPEED.COM™ & © 2026 Fox Media LLC
and Fox Sports Interactive Media, LLC. All rights reserved. Use of this
website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your
acceptance of these
Terms of Use and Privacy Policy | Advertising Choices |
Your Privacy Choices | Closed Captioning
