Nolan Schanuel's Historic On-Base Streak Ends at 30 Games

A retroactive scoring change by MLB, prompted by an Orioles appeal, halts the Angels rookie's record pursuit.

Los Angeles Angels first baseman Nolan Schanuel's on-base streak ended at 30 games after MLB retroactively changed a scoring decision.
The scoring change came after an appeal by the Baltimore Orioles, turning what was initially ruled an infield hit into an error.
Angels broadcasters criticized MLB for the decision, highlighting the positive story Schanuel's streak represented amid other controversies.
Schanuel was two games away from having the second-best on-base streak to start a career in MLB history.
Despite the streak ending, Schanuel has reached base in every game of his career so far, through hits, walks, hit by pitches, or errors.