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It was the 258th home run of Cano's career and 247th as a second baseman, which moved him ahead of Joe Gordon for tops all-time in the American League.
"To be able to have that kind of record is something I take a lot of pride in," Cano said at the time, per Ian Browne and Greg Johns of MLB.com. "That's something that I've [worked] hard for every single day. All the great second [basemen] that have played this game, to be able to accomplish that, especially here at Fenway, one of the greatest [parks] in baseball, it's special.