Tyler Rogers and Taylor Rogers are identical twins.
But they aren't the same.
Tyler is a right-handed pitcher who throws as a submariner for the New York Mets.
Taylor is a crafty left-handed reliver for the Chicago Cubs.
The coolest part: They often get into the same game since they're both high-leverage relievers.
That happened in a crucial game on Thursday night, when the Mets and Cubs faced off.
MLB Network's Sarah Langs has the full stats on this happening:
This is the second time this series and 63rd time in their careers that identical twins Tyler and Taylor Rogers have pitched in the same game
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) September 26, 2025
It will NEVER stop being incredibly cool
Baseball is the BEST pic.twitter.com/AnVL7BRiFr
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Langs it right, of course. Baseball is the best.
Even just in that little screenshot, you can see the pride on one twin's face as the other pitches.
What are the odds?
Sure, they got good genetics, but then they decided to throw from opposite ends of a clock, and they both made it anyway.
Sports are just so cool.
"Identical Twins": Taylor & Tyler Rogers. pic.twitter.com/cfpcsMGATS
— Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) September 26, 2025
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