Naylor brothers accomplish incredibly rare MLB feat vs. Rangers

Bo started the party, smashing a 1-0 changeup from Gray 435 feet into the right-field seats at Globe Life Field. The long homer was the second of Bo's career; he tallied his first a little over two weeks ago against the Kansas City Royals on June 28. 

Not to be outdone by his younger brother, Josh matched Bo's longball three batters later, turning on a Gray slider for his 11th of the year. 

The Naylor brothers join B.J. and Justin Upton (Twice in 2013), Billy and Cal Ripken (1990, 1996), Hank and Tommie Aaron (1962), Lloyd and Paul Waner (1927, 1938) and Rick and Wes Ferrell (1933) as the only siblings to homer in the same inning, per Sarah Langs of ESPN.  

The Upton, Ripken and Waner brothers hit homers in the same inning twice, but with Josh in his fifth season and Bo playing his first full campaign in the Majors, they'll have plenty of opportunities to equal or surpass that. 

However, Josh and Bo do have bragging rights over the others. Not only did the brothers homer in the same inning, but they both hit two-run shots, catapulting the Guardians to an early 4-0 advantage. According to OptaStats, they're the first pair of brothers to hit multi-run homers for the same team in the same inning.