Crawford, who went 4 for 4 with an RBI, didn't realize he had tied the record until after the game. Said Crawford: "I found that out late. I wish I had known during the game. I probably would have broken it if I knew. I'd have definitely tried.
"I didn't even try. I don't know if that will ever happen again."
Crawford, who has yet to be thrown out this season, currently leads the majors with 17 stolen bases, four more than home wrecker Jacoby Ellsbury, and has stolen 19-straight bases without getting caught.
Crawford shares the one-game stolen base record with Eric Young, Otis Nixon, and Eddie Collins, who accomplished the feat twice in 1912.
