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Astros rookie Alimber Santa became the first pitcher since 1900 to participate in a no-hitter during his major league debut. The 23-year-old threw two perfect innings to seal Houston's combined no-hitter against Texas.
Three Houston Astros pitchers combined for a no-hitter against the Texas Rangers, with rookie Alimber Santa closing out the historic game in his very first major league appearance. The 9-0 shutout marked baseball's first no-hitter of 2026 and capped the Astros' fourth straight win.
Former MLB Cy Young winner Trevor Bauer pitched a no-hitter for the Long Island Ducks in just his second U.S. start since 2021. Fans chanted his name as he made history, even though they came to support the opposing team.
Houston Astros pitcher Tatsuya Imai and two relievers made baseball history with a combined no-hitter in a 9-0 victory over the Texas Rangers. For Imai, a rookie from Japan struggling through his first MLB season, the game marks a triumphant turning point.
A 14-year-old softball player just made Minnesota high school history with a dominant performance that left her opponents speechless. Caliegh Barrone struck out 15 batters and didn't allow a single hit in her first-ever state tournament game.
A 22-year-old minor league pitcher told his coach "I'm finishing this game" and delivered the minors' first solo nine-inning no-hitter since 2022. Aidan Cremarosa struck out 11 batters and came one pitch away from a perfect game.
The Milwaukee Brewers got their first hit in the eighth inning, then scored twice to complete an improbable comeback victory over division rival St. Louis. Over 30,000 fans witnessed one of baseball's most dramatic rallies of the season.
After years in the cellar with barely five wins per season, Rice High School softball just made history. Senior pitcher Alayna Havreluk threw a no-hitter to send her team to their first championship game ever.
Konnor Griffin becomes Pittsburgh's youngest leadoff batter since 1952, proving that sometimes youth and speed are exactly what a team needs. The rookie shortstop's lightning-fast baserunning puts him in rare company among baseball's elite.
A 26-year-old British tennis coach got the call of a lifetime and had to keep quiet about training one of the sport's greatest players. David Quayle from Wigan spent weeks helping Serena Williams prepare for her return to professional tennis.
Four underdog players at the bottom of the Angels lineup just pulled off one of the most impressive batting performances in over a century. Their combined 13-for-15 performance rewrote the record books and powered their team to a dominant victory.
The Los Angeles Angels broke up a no-hitter and won the game with just two hits in the final inning. Zach Neto's two-run homer turned a potential shutout into a stunning 2-1 victory.
Baseball just made its biggest change in 150 years, letting teams challenge balls and strikes with technology. Hall of Fame pitcher CC Sabathia says hitters who know the strike zone will thrive.
Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez is healthy and ready to chase a 26-year-old home run record after injuries limited him to just 48 games last season. The team's playoff hopes rest on keeping their most feared hitter in the lineup for 2026.
New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge is on pace to hit 61 home runs this season, potentially becoming the first player ever to reach 60+ homers twice without performance-enhancing drugs. The 34-year-old slugger continues building a case as one of baseball's all-time greatest hitters.
Detroit Tigers slugger Spencer Torkelson crushed his first career walk-off home run to complete a series victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. The power hitter is finding his timing after a slow start, delivering clutch moments when his team needs them most.
Seattle's struggling stars broke their hitting slump in spectacular fashion, stringing together three straight hits in the bottom of the ninth to beat Oakland 5-4. The dramatic comeback ended weeks of frustration and showed the team's best hitters finding their rhythm at the perfect moment.
Cy Young winners Paul Skenes and Tarik Skubal, the world's top pitchers, sat down to discuss their craft and discovered they share a hilarious weakness. Despite throwing 100 mph heat and dominating hitters, both can't master one specific pitch.
The Chicago White Sox pulled off a midnight deal to sign Japanese power hitter Munetaka Murakami in a two-year, $34 million contract. The 25-year-old becomes the centerpiece of the team's youth movement and opens new doors for international talent. #
After struggling through the season's first week with 11 strikeouts in 16 at-bats, Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh came off the bench to deliver a clutch walk-off single that beat the Yankees 2-1. The hit might be just what last year's AL MVP runner-up needed to find his rhythm after a disrupted spring.
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