Jake Cronenworth of the San Diego Padres completed the most recent cycle on July 16, 2021, against the Washington Nationals. It was the first in MLB history. The current cycle began on June 25, 2019, when the Tampa Bay Rays lost to the Boston Red Sox 11-10 in 10 innings at Tropicana Field. The game marked the beginning of a four-game series between two teams that were competing for a spot in the AL Championship Series. As part of the series, former Cy Young winner David Price started for the Red Sox while Blake Snell took the mound for the Rays. In the top of the 10th inning, with one out and the score tied at ten runs each, Price walked Tommy Pham before hitting Mike Zunino with a pitch to load the bases. Then, with two men on base and two out, Chris Sale hit a ball toward right field that dropped in front of Snell for a double play. This ended the game and ended the cycle for Price. Snell would go on to win his second game of the season that day as the Rays defeated the Red Sox 11-10 in 10 innings.