Athletics shortstop Jacob Wilson's major league-record errorless streak at the position ended at 112 games after a miscued throw in an 12-4 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night. Wilson threw wide of Donovan Walton at second base in the eighth inning, allowing the Rays to score three runs and extend their lead to 12-2. The error marked Wilson's first since July 6, 2025, snapping a 112-game run that surpassed Mike Bordick's previous record of 110 games.

Wilson, 24, achieved the milestone on Sunday before its end. His father, Jack Wilson, played 12 seasons in the majors at shortstop. The streak's conclusion highlights Wilson's rare consistency at a demanding position, where errorless runs are exceptional.

The Rays capitalized on the lapse, with the three runs in the eighth sealing the A's fate in a game that further widened their late-season struggles.