A record has been broken in Major League Baseball by Athletics' shortstop Jacob Wilson. He achieved this milestone at his position, specifically as a shortstop.
The record broken by Wilson is for the most consecutive errorless games. This accomplishment has earned him a place in baseball history.
Further details about this achievement can be found in the Galveston County Daily News, which reported on Wilson's record-breaking feat.
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