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Bleacher Report · May 29, 2021

Twins' Josh Donaldson Scores 2 Millionth Run in MLB History

Minnesota Twins star Josh Donaldson crossed home plate for the 685th time in his career Saturday against the Kansas City Royals, scoring the two millionth run in Major League Baseball history.

Nelson Cruz drove Donaldson in from second on a ground-rule double in the first inning of the American League Central matchup 145 years after Boston Red Stockings catcher Tim McGinley became the first player to score in the first game of the 1876 season.

MLB File this away for future baseball trivia.@ncboomstick23 drives in @BringerOfRain20 for the 2 millionth run in MLB history. https://t.co/GlJLmuLLcD pic.twitter.com/7j3scrrK6A

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