The Yankees won another three-game winning streak against the track and field team, tying the record of Major League Baseball.

If double play is the pitcher’s best friend, then what is a three-game winning streak?

Before Sunday, the Yankees had had two three consecutive championships this season, one of which had never been seen in MLB history. Then they finished it again, and at the right time.

As the Yankees faltered in the ninth inning, Alodis Chapman asked A’s receiver Sean Murphy to knock down A’s receiver Sean Murphy to third baseman Gio On Ursiella, the latter stepped on the bag and passed it to DJ LeMahieu, who then threw the ball to Chris Gittens 5 -4-3 Game-Ender.

This is a record-breaking game for the Yankees: the high water mark in three games in a season is three, and the most recent feat was accomplished by the White Sox in 2016.

The Yankees’ second three-game winning streak this year—the 1-3-6-2-5-6 three-game winning streak against the Blue Jays on June 17—has never been achieved in baseball history:

The three-game winning streak that ended on Father’s Day defeated Oakland 2-1 and allowed the New York team to defeat the popular A team in the series. The New York team led 38-33 and continued to maintain the lead in an ups and downs season.

But hey, this is a cool gift for dads all over the world.