Suárez is just the third player to ever record a four-homer game and have his team lose in the process. The others? Former Brave Bob Horner, who saw Atlanta drop a contest against the Montreal Expos in 1986, and Ed Delahanty, whose Philadelphia Phillies dropped a game to the Chicago Cubs in 1896.

When Eugenio Suárez hit four home runs Saturday and his Arizona Diamondbacks still lost to the Atlanta Braves 8-7 in 10 innings, he became just the second player in MLB history to do such a thing. Plenty of Braves fans are old enough to remember the first: Bob Horner,

Suárez’s fourth homer — off Atlanta closer Raisel Iglesias — tied Arizona's game in the ninth, but the Braves rebounded in the 10th to win, 8-7.