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Major League Baseball pitching record.When it comes to a game like baseball Bryan Holaday Jersey , where literally every move a player makes can be quantified into a statistical database, records are not just part of the game--they are the game. And it's not often that one of those records will stand for more than a century before being broken.Jacob deGrom of the New York Mets now has the honor of breaking one of those 100-year-old records. Longer than that actually--it 108 years old, set in the heady days of 1910. Legendary pitcher Leslie Cole was the previous player to start 25 games with 3 or fewer earned runs per start. That record would stand for over a century until Tuesday night when the Mets played the Miami Marlins.advertisingRELATED: RUMOR - METS INTERESTED IN STEALING BLUE JAYS PRESIDENT MARK SHAPIROIt was a losing effort for the Mets, but a victory for deGrom. After pitching seven innings, deGrom achieved 9 strikeouts and three hits with two runs scored. That constituted his 26th start with 3 or fewer earned runs and earned him his place in the history of the MLB.Jacob deGrom is officially done after seven innings and two runs. He allows three or fewer runs for the 26th consecutive start, breaking Leslie "King" Cole's single-season Major League record.That mark stood for 108 years.— Anthony DiComo (@AnthonyDiComo) September 12, 2018Despite deGrom鈥檚 incredible performance http://www.marlinsfanproshop.com/authentic-starlin-castro-jersey , it was still a losing effort for the Mets. The Marlins achieved a 2-run lead in the 4th inning on those three hits and never relented. The Mets managed to scrape out a run in the 6th inning, but three more Marlin runs in the 8th and 9th sealed the deal. The Marlins won with a score of 5-3.advertisingThe last time deGrom allowed more than 3 runs was also against the Marlins back on April 10th, with 4 players crossing the plate on his watch.Back in 1910, Cole finished his season 20-4, while deGrom sits at 8-9 in 2018 so far. However, no one will blame deGrom for the Mets poor fortune. During his 26 game run, he had an ERA of just 1.45. His 2018 stats have deGrom at an ERA of 1.71 thanks to Tuesday鈥檚 loss.NEXT: MARK SHAPIRO SHOOTS DOWN METS RUMORS ADMID BLUE JAYS UNCERTAINTY Rich Schultz/Getty ImagesContrary to prior reports Justin Bour Jersey , the Atlanta Braves reportedly have yet to make a trade offer for Miami Marlins catcher J.T. Realmuto.SiriusXM's Craig Mish reported Wednesday that the Braves made Miami a "strong offer" and that the Marlins were "operating as though a trade is likely to happen."In response, Fancred's Jon Heyman reported that the Braves "have yet to make any offer" involving Realmuto.The 27-year-old was named an All-Star for the first time last season, as he hit .277 and led the Marlins with 21 home runs and 74 RBI.Realmuto was one of the few remaining core pieces in Miami after it purged the roster last offseason by trading outfielders Giancarlo Stanton, Christian Yelich and Marcell Ozuna.PerSpotrac, Realmuto played at a salary of just $2.9 million in 2018, and he is arbitration-eligible for the next two seasons before becoming a free agent in 2021.Atlanta could be an ideal landing spot for Realmuto if the Marlins decide to part ways with him.While backup catcher Tyler Flowers, 32 http://www.marlinsfanproshop.com/authentic-starlin-castro-jersey , is under contract for the next two seasons, 2018 starter Kurt Suzuki is a free agent. The 35-year-old hit .271 with 12 home runs and 50 RBI last season, and the Braves would likely replace and eclipse that production by trading for Realmuto.One potential issue is the fact that the Marlins and Braves both reside in the NL East, although Miami didn't shy away from keeping both Yelich and Ozuna in the National League last year with trades to the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals, respectively.The Braves went a surprising 90-72 last season to win the NL East, and Realmuto would be a good fit on an Atlanta team that features a strong mix of youngsters such as Ozzie Albies and Ronald Acuna Jr. as well as veterans like Freddie Freeman and Ender Inciarte.