What is the record for the most grand slams hit by a single player in a MLB game?
The record for the most grand slams hit by a single player in a Major League Baseball (MLB) game is 4, which has been achieved by two players:
- Fernando Tatis Jr. of the San Diego Padres on August 23, 2021
- Josh Hamilton of the Texas Rangers on May 8, 2012
Both Tatis and Hamilton hit their four grand slams in a single game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tatis' feat was particularly impressive, as he became the youngest player in MLB history to hit four homers in a game.
FAQs
- Who holds the record for most career grand slams in MLB? Lou Gehrig with 23.
- What is the average number of grand slams hit per MLB game? Approximately 0.25.
- Which team has hit the most grand slams in MLB history? New York Yankees.
- What is the longest distance hit for a grand slam? 502 feet by Mark McGwire.
- What is the fastest time to hit two grand slams in a game? 25 pitches by Jose Canseco.
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