Cronenworth, Jake A "natural cycle" is the collection of hits in that sequence. He got four hits out of the cycle including a home run. The last player to hit for the cycle before Cronenworth was Jack Doyle of the Pittsburgh Pirates on May 30, 2020. The cycle came in a game against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. It was not until this season that more than two cycles were recorded in a single MLB game. Previously, the highest number of cycles in a single game was three, which happened six times between 1914 and 1922. There have been nine different players who have accomplished this rare feat over the course of MLB history. Three of them current or former Padre players contributed to the cycle: Cronenworth, Doyle, and Jason Bay. The other six players who have done so are: Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies (1977 & 1983); George Foster of the Atlanta Braves (1974 & 1975); Tony Lazzeri of the New York Yankees (1931 & 1932); Eddie Murray of the St. Louis Cardinals (1980 & 1981); Carl Yastrzemski of the Boston Red Sox (1967 & 1968); and Frank Thomas of the Chicago White Sox (1997 & 1998).