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Blue Jays’ Dylan Cease loses no-hitter in 9th inning vs. Giants
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Toronto Blue Jays star Dylan Cease almost threw a no-hitter on Wednesday afternoon against the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park. It would have been the first individual (as opposed to combined) no-hitter since Blake Snell accomplished the feat in 2024. The Houston Astros most recently threw a combined no-hitter in May of this season. Cease, however, lost the no-hitter in the 9th inning as Heliot Ramos recorded a leadoff single.
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The Blue Jays still won the game 10-0.
It was still a stellar effort from the All-Star pitcher. Cease even received a standing ovation while exiting the game after giving up the hit.
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It is worth noting that Cease has already thrown one no-hitter in his big league career, as he accomplished the feat right before Snell's in 2024. Cease threw the no-hitter with the San Diego Padres against the Washington Nationals in July of 2024.
The right-handed hurler is in the middle of a bounce back season following his disappointing 2025 campaign. After pitching to a 4.55 ERA a season ago, Cease has recorded an impressive 2.56 ERA across 17 starts this year. He also has 148 strikeouts in 98.1 innings of work on the mound.
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Cease is finding success to say the least , and it seems as if joining the Blue Jays this past offseason was the right decision for him. He is set to pitch in his first career All-Star game this season as well. Cease will have plenty of momentum for the contest following his tremendous effort on Wednesday afternoon in San Francisco against the Giants.
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