Bobby Witt Jr. knew the ball was gone the moment it left his bat. Only later did the young Kansas City Royals star realize what kind of company it allowed him to join. The two-run shot in the eighth inning against Texas on Tuesday night merely padded the lead for Kansas City,

Witt became the youngest Royal to reach 100 home runs. He's also the fourth player with 100 homers and 100 stolen bases in his first four seasons alongside Julio Rodríguez, Darryl Strawberry and Barry Bonds.

Major League Baseball’s all-time home run leader, Barry Bonds, needed 640 games to reach the 100-100 club and was 25 years and 353 days old when he reached the feat. Both of those marks Witt Jr. bested by reaching the accomplishment Tuesday.