Ryan Helsley Extends Cardinals Consecutive Save Record
Breaking News: Helsley Reaches 25 Consecutive Saves
St. Louis Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley continues to dominate, extending his consecutive save record to 25, surpassing the previous Cardinals mark set by Lee Smith in 1993. Helsley became the first player in Major League Baseball history to record 30 saves as a reliever this season, and is now on pace to break the Cardinals' single-season save record.
Helsley's Impressive Performance
Helsley's scoreless ninth inning on Sunday afternoon secured a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs, further solidifying his remarkable season. With just two more saves, he will tie Smith's mark of 30 saves, a testament to his exceptional performance as the Cardinals' closer.
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