Carson Kelly became the first Chicago Cubs player to hit for the cycle since Mark Grace on May 9, 1993, ending the longest cycle drought by a National League team.

As part of the 18-3 drubbing of the A's on Monday night in Sacramento, Chicago Cubs catcher Carson Kelly hit for the cycle.

The Cubs have had 1 2 players hit for the cycle in their franchise history, but Kelly is the first to do it since Mark Grace in May 1993. It was the longest active drought by an NL club. Kelly, 30, was born 13 months after Grace's cycle. He signed a two-year, $10 million contract with the Cubs as a free agent in December.