New York Mets pitcher Bartolo Colon has been making history all year.
On Monday, Colon drew his first walk ever against Arizona Diamondbacks left-hander Robbie Ray. The walk came in Colon's 282nd career plate appearance; he has been in the major leagues for 19 seasons.
According to ESPN, it's the most times a player in MLB history has had that many plate appearances without drawing a walk.
In the fourth inning of New York's 10-6 loss to Arizona, Colon got to a full count against Ray before drawing the walk on the seventh pitch of the at-bat when Ray threw fastball high and out of the strike zone.