In a stellar performance on Thursday, Tyler O'Neill of the Baltimore Orioles continued to make history by hitting a three-run homer off Toronto's José Berríos, marking his record sixth consecutive Opening Day home run. This impressive streak began in 2020 while O'Neill was with the St. Louis Cardinals, and he's now surpassed legends like Todd Hundley and Yogi Berra. O'Neill's blast, which came during his first Opening Day game in Canada, put the Orioles ahead 4-0, driving in teammates Colton Cowser and Adley Rutschman.

O'Neill brought a touch of camaraderie to the occasion, arriving at the stadium with boxes of donuts from Tim Hortons for his teammates, a tradition he maintained from his time with the Red Sox in the previous season. His remarkable consistency in performance and team spirit showcases his dedication and connection to both his teammates and the sport.