It was a career night for Chicago Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman, and he made some team history in the process.
Bregman, who was serving as the Cubs’ designated hitter in Wednesday’s game against the Washington Nationals, made it a night to remember as he clobbered three home runs in a blowout victory in the nation’s capital.
Bregman completed the three-peat in the eighth inning when he launched a three-run home run into the left field bullpen at Nationals Park, giving himself seven RBI’s in the game.
Not only was the game the first three-home run contest of Bregman’s MLB career, but he also made some Cubs history in the game.
According to MLB.com’s Sarah Langs, Bregman is the 20th MLB player since 1900 that has had three home runs and multiple walks in the same game, and his performance Wednesday made him the first Cubs player to ever achieve that feat.
Bregman also became one of 29 players in Cubs history to hit three home runs in the same game according to Baseball Reference’s Stathead tool, and he’s the second to achieve that feat this season, joining shortstop Dansby Swanson, who did so against the San Diego Padres in early July.
Swanson and Bregman also teamed up to make some history of their own. According to ESPN’s Jesse Rogers, the Cubs are now the third team since 1920 to have two players each have games where they hit three home runs and drove in seven RBI’s in the same season, with multiple pairs of New York Yankees teammates achieving that feat in 1995 and 2025.
The victory over the Nationals also gives the Cubs their ninth consecutive road series victory, and they’ll be going for a sweep when they face Washington on Thursday afternoon at Nationals Park.
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WASHINGTON, DC – AUGUST 11: Alex Bregman #3 of the Chicago Cubs looks on prior to the game between the Chicago Cubs and the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on Tuesday, August 11, 2026 in Washington, District of Columbia. (Photo by Alyssa McDaniel/MLB Photos via Getty Images)
It was a career night for Chicago Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman, and he made some team history in the process.
Bregman, who was serving as the Cubs’ designated hitter in Wednesday’s game against the Washington Nationals, made it a night to remember as he clobbered three home runs in a blowout victory in the nation’s capital.
Bregman completed the three-peat in the eighth inning when he launched a three-run home run into the left field bullpen at Nationals Park, giving himself seven RBI’s in the game.
Not only was the game the first three-home run contest of Bregman’s MLB career, but he also made some Cubs history in the game.
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) August 13, 2026Alex Bregman is the 20th player since at least 1900 with 3 home runs and multiple walks in a game (21st if we include postseason)
First since 7/5/24 Will Smith
First Cubs player on the list https://t.co/MiGrw35UxZ
According to MLB.com’s Sarah Langs, Bregman is the 20th MLB player since 1900 that has had three home runs and multiple walks in the same game, and his performance Wednesday made him the first Cubs player to ever achieve that feat.
Bregman also became one of 29 players in Cubs history to hit three home runs in the same game according to Baseball Reference’s Stathead tool, and he’s the second to achieve that feat this season, joining shortstop Dansby Swanson, who did so against the San Diego Padres in early July.
Swanson and Bregman also teamed up to make some history of their own. According to ESPN’s Jesse Rogers, the Cubs are now the third team since 1920 to have two players each have games where they hit three home runs and drove in seven RBI’s in the same season, with multiple pairs of New York Yankees teammates achieving that feat in 1995 and 2025.
The Cubs are the 3rd team since RBI became official in 1920 to have two players with a 3-HR, 7-RBI game in a season (Paul O'Neill/Mike Stanley for 1995 Yankees, Aaron Judge/Jasson Domínguez for 2025 Yankees and Bregman/Swanson this year). https://t.co/qBTp2KhXYx
— Jesse Rogers (@JesseRogersESPN) August 13, 2026
The victory over the Nationals also gives the Cubs their ninth consecutive road series victory, and they’ll be going for a sweep when they face Washington on Thursday afternoon at Nationals Park.