Chicago White Sox outfielder Luis Robert Jr. now has 100 home runs and 100 stolen bases in his career, making him the 4th player in Sox history with the feat.

And it preceded another flash of promise for the Sox’ future as rookie shortstop Colson Montgomery went back-to-back with a mammoth 411-foot homer to the second level at T-Mobile Park for his eighth career home run — which have all come in a span of 12 games for the red-hot rookie.

Trailing by seven runs in the ninth, Robert connected with a fastball from Seattle Mariners reliever Jackson Kowar and launched it 357 feet for a solo home run. Not only did that continue Robert's hot streak over the last month, it brought him to a career milestone.