The Atlanta Braves capped a week full of longball history by adding one more notch in their bat on Sunday afternoon in Tampa Bay. In the top of the fourth inning, catcher Travis d'Arnaud blasted a solo shot off Rays starter Zach Eflin, setting a new modern-era record of 26 consecutive games where a team hit a home Run. The Braves made history earlier in the week when they set an AL/NL record for first half longballs hit by a Club - 167.