The Toronto Blue Jays secured a stunning 6-0 shutout over the Boston Red Sox on Saturday, with many thanks to starter Dylan Cease.
The 30-year-old starter went 9.0 innings with 12 strikeouts during the clash.
Such a feat stamped his name into MLB history books. He became the second pitcher in the modern baseball era to go 8.0+ innings in consecutive road starts while allowing no more than one hit and posting 10+ strikeouts.
According to the franchise (via X), Nolan Ryan was the only other pitcher to accomplish this. That was back in 1989.
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