In his Major-League debut, April 20th, Milwaukee Brewers starter Logan Henderson had six 0-2 counts and five strikeouts in his first three innings, but his offensive teammates lowered the media heat from his impressive fastball-changeup combination during a 14-1 win over the Athletics.

The Kentucky Derby isn’t for another couple of weeks, but once the Brewers got runners on base Sunday afternoon at American Family Field, they were the ones off to the races.

Brewers players stole six bases in the first inning alone, which is now the most bases stolen in a single inning in team history. It started with Bryce Turang stealing second base after the first out of the inning. After Christian Yelich was walked, him and Turang successfully pulled off a double steal to reach second and third.