4 Homers in a Row

Back-to-back-to-back-to-back homers have happened nine times in major league play.

Click on the date to see the boxscore and play-by-play when available.

6/8/1961 - Braves on the road against the Reds in the top of the 7th:

1. Eddie Mathews (off of Jim Maloney)
2. Hank Aaron (Maloney)
3. Joe Adcock (Marshall Bridges)
4. Frank Thomas (Bridges)

7/31/1963 - second game, Indians at home against the Angels in the bottom of the sixth :

1. Woodie Held (off of Paul Foytack)
2. Pedro Ramos (Indians pitcher) (Foytack)
3. Tito Francona (Foytack)
4. Larry Brown (Foytack)
   Note: Foytack was relieved after giving up the fourth one.

5/2/1964 - Twins on the road against the Athletics in the top of the eleventh:

1. Tony Oliva (off of Dan Pfister)
2. Bob Allison (Pfister)
3. Jimmie Hall (Pfister)
4. Harmon Killebrew (Vern Handrahan)

9/18/2006 - Dodgers at home against the Padres in the bottom of the ninth:

1. Jeff Kent (off of Jon Adkins)
2. J.D. Drew (Adkins)
3. Russell Martin (Trevor Hoffman)
4. Marlon Anderson (Hoffman)

4/22/2007 - Red Sox at home against the Yankees in the bottom of the third:

1. Manny Ramirez (off of Chase Wright)
2. J.D. Drew (Wright)
3. Mike Lowell (Wright)
4. Jason Varitek (Wright)
   Note: It was Drew's second time, and Red Sox manager Terry Francona is the son of Tito Francona who was part of the Indian's quartet in 1963.

8/14/2008 - White Sox at home against the Royals in the bottom of the sixth:

1. Jim Thome (off of Joel Peralta)
2. Paul Konerko (Peralta)
3. Alexei Ramirez (Peralta)
4. Juan Uribe (Robinson Tejeda)

8/11/2010 - Diamondbacks on the road against the Brewers in the top of the fourth:

1. Adam LaRoche (off of Dave Bush)
2. Miguel Montero (Bush)
3. Mark Reynolds (Bush)
4. Stephen Drew (Bush)
   Note: Stephen Drew is the the brother of J.D. Drew, who has been part of four in a row twice. They are the only brothers to have participated in such a string of homers.

7/27/2017 - Nationals at home against the Brewers in the bottom of the third:

1. Brian Goodwin (off of Michael Blazek)
2. Wilmer Difo (Blazek)
3. Bryce Harper (Blazek)
4. Ryan Zimmerman (Blazek)
   Note: After an out Anthony Rendon also homered off of Blazek for five blasts in six batters.

6/9/2019 - Nationals on the road against the Padres in the top of the eighth:

1. Howie Kendrick (off of Craig Stammen)
2. Trea Turner (Stammen)
3. Adam Eaton (Stammen)
4. Anthony Rendon (Stammen)

8/16/2020 - White Sox at home against the Cardinals in the bottom of the fifth:

1. Yoan Moncada (off of Roel Ramirez)
2. Yasmani Grandal (Ramirez)
3. Jose Abreu (Ramirez)
4. Eloy Jimenez (Ramirez)

7/2/2022 - Cardinals on the road against the Phillies in the top of the first:

1. Nolan Arenado (off of Kyle Gibson)
2. Nolan Gorman (Gibson)
3. Juan Yepez (Gibson)
4. Dylan Carlson (Gibson)