Mike Trout just tied a Major League Baseball record by hitting his sixth career home run on his 35th birthday, joining an elite and oddly festive club that includes Alex Rodriguez and Mark Reynolds — all of whom also hit six homers on their birthdays. It’s not his first rodeo either; he did it again on his 21st back in 2012, proving consistency is his middle name. While rare, this isn’t the first time players have turned their birthdays into homer days — legends like Chipper Jones and Todd Helton each hit five, while Derrek Lee and Al Simmons followed suit with four. It’s a quirky, heartwarming slice of baseball history where athletes bring their A-game even when they’re supposed to be celebrating — a testament to their skill, dedication, and the game’s endless charm.
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