Wilson extends errorless streak to record 113 games
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- Jacob Wilson had a play initially ruled an error overturned to a Tampa Bay hit during Tuesday night's game, sparing what would have been his first miscue in the streak.
- The Athletics lost 12-4 to the Rays at Sutter Health Park in the contest where the call was changed.
- Wilson's errorless streak at shortstop was extended to 113 games, a mark the source identifies as a major-league record at the position.
- The streak had appeared to end on the play in question before the official scorer reversed the ruling from an error to a hit.
Why it matters: At 113 consecutive errorless games, **Wilson** now holds the outright major-league record for errorless play at shortstop — a defensive benchmark the source calls the longest in MLB history at the position. Every additional game extends a mark that had nearly been broken Tuesday before the reversal.
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