MLB had 4 walk-off home runs in one night, thanks to the Mets, Pirates, White Sox and Rockies originally appeared on The Sporting News.
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Is there anything better than a walk-off home run? Try an MLB night with four of them all within a few hours of one another.
The New York Mets, Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago White Sox and Colorado Rockies all ended their games in that fashion on Friday.
As far as chronology, the Pirates came first, and they were quite dramatic.
They trailed the Minnesota Twins 5-4 when Bryan Reynolds stepped to the plate with one runner on base in the bottom of the ninth.
BRYAN REYNOLDS. BALLGAME. pic.twitter.com/W8TuU7dJbn
— Pittsburgh Pirates (@Pirates) May 30, 2026
After his swing, they were 6-5 winners.
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Then it was Miguel Vargas for the White Sox. It was much the same situation for Chicago, just in extra innings.
The Detroit Tigers took a 3-2 lead in the top half, but Vargas blasted a two-run homer for a 4-3 win.
MIGUEL VARGAS HITS A WALK-OFF HOMER! pic.twitter.com/D5oBGsKmHg
— MLB (@MLB) May 30, 2026
MJ Melendez delivered for the Mets about five minutes of real time after the Vargas homer.
This was a tie game against the Miami Marlins, and it was the first walk-off hit of any kind Melendez has ever had in the majors — a two-run shot for a 9-7 win in the 10th.
MJ MELENDEZ DELIVERS THE THIRD WALK-OFF HOMER OF THE NIGHT! 🤯 pic.twitter.com/1B80K8OeQk
— MLB (@MLB) May 30, 2026
Ezequiel Tover capped the night. The Rockies were down 6-3 entering the bottom of the ninth against the Giants, but Hunter Goodman’s three-run homer tied it. Three batters later, Tovar hit a two-run blast to win it.
It was a crazy Friday night in baseball with four walk-off home runs.
Ezequiel Tovar capped a FIVE run 9th inning for the Rockies to stun the Giants 8-6 at Coors Field: pic.twitter.com/jMn8z3X8ju
— John Fanta (@John_Fanta) May 30, 2026
It was the fourth walk-off hit of Tovar’s career, and an amazing end to an amazing night of baseball.
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