Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson sets a Major League Baseball record by playing 111 consecutive games without committing an error. The milestone makes him the longest streak by any shortstop in MLB history without an error.
The record focuses specifically on defensive performance at the shortstop position, with Wilson’s streak extending game after game without an error being credited in the official scoring. The Athletics and MLB outlets highlight the statistical achievement, presenting it as a league benchmark for reliability in the field. Other reporting centers on the same number—his 111th straight errorless game—framing it as a new standard among shortstops across the majors.
While both outlets emphasize the record and the consecutive-game count, the coverage remains primarily factual and performance-based rather than focusing on personal background, strategy, or broader team outcomes. The shared emphasis is that Wilson’s streak is now the best in MLB history for a shortstop at any point in the record’s tracking.
