Salvador Perez tied the Kansas City Royals’ franchise home run record with his 317th career blast, a 437-foot two-run shot that helped the Royals rally to a 5-4 win over the San Francisco Giants and complete a three-game sweep at Kauffman Stadium. The milestone comes as Perez, a 15-year veteran and nine-time All-Star, continues to pile up his 14th homer of the season despite the Royals’ struggles near the bottom of the AL Central. The late surge featured Perez’s homer triggering a rally, followed by Lane Thomas’ tiebreaking two-run single and a save by Steven Cruz. Perez’s place alongside Hall of Famer George Brett is highlighted as a historic, franchise-defining moment amid a challenging season. The Royals have faced injuries and slumps, but Perez’s consistency remains a stabilizing presence. The milestone underscores Perez’s longevity and loyalty to Kansas City.