Seven MLB players complete 162-game seasons in 2026
Yahoo Sports reports seven players appeared in every game for their teams, while Matt Olson extended a remarkable consecutive-games streak and Bryce Harper reached a career first.
Seven Major League Baseball players appeared in all 162 games for their teams during the 2026 regular season, according to Yahoo Sports. The report describes a rare feat in a league where scheduled rest, platoons and injury management can limit appearances.
Atlanta first baseman Matt Olson played every game for the fifth consecutive season. Yahoo Sports, citing The Associated Press, says his consecutive-games streak reached 944, moving him past Stan Musial’s 895 on the all-time list. Olson also passed Dale Murphy for the longest streak in Braves franchise history during the season.
Bryce Harper appeared in all 162 games for the first time in his 15-season career. The Philadelphia star’s previous high was 159 games, set with Washington in 2018.
Pete Alonso finished with 161 appearances after Baltimore’s scheduled 27 September finale was cancelled because of bad weather, Yahoo Sports reported. The article says the game was called off after a lengthy delay.
The supplied report names only some of the seven players. It identifies Atlanta second baseman Ozzie Albies as another player in the group but ends before providing further details.
