Phillies' Bryson Stott makes wild history not done since Barry Bonds in 2002

The Philadelphia Phillies have struggled offensively this season, with their hitters outside of Kyle Schwarber, Bryce Harper and Brandon Marsh having a hard time.But one player who's really become integral to this offense has been Bryson Stott. He's been great, and recently, he accomplished a very impressive feat that deserves plenty of praise.As Matt Gelb of The Athletic highlighted, Stott has become the first player since Barry Bonds to walk at least 14 times in an 11-game stretch with no walks.And Stott's feat is arguably even more impressive than what Bonds did.MORE: Brewers ‘toyed’ with idea of trading for Padres closer Mason MillerBryson Stott joins Barry Bonds in wild MLB history"Stott is the first player with at least 13 walks and no strikeouts over an 11-game span since Barry Bond