What happened to baseball! 2 outs in the 9th inning, Dodgers shock rare defeat → No-hitter, shutout, win, finish and lose
Sep 07, 2025
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The Dodgers became the first team in Major League history to lose the game after breaking a no-hitter after hitting a home run with two outs in the ninth inning. It is a rare record that is comparable to one batter and two grand slams in one inning.
The Dodgers lost 3-4 against the Baltimore Orioles in the 2025 Major League Baseball at Camden Yards in Baltimore on the 7th (Korea time). With a 3-0 lead, all the tragedy began with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Dodgers starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto is on the verge of a no-hitter.
Yamamoto pitched 104 pitches until the eighth inning, allowing no hit and no run. He allowed only two walks.
Yamamoto also took the mound in the bottom of the ninth inning. He approached the milestone by striking out Alex Jackson, the first batter. The next batter, Kobe Mayo, touched the first pitch, and a fly ball to center field was thrown out, and a no-hitter was in front of him.
Yamamoto faced Jackson Halliday. He caught a good first-pitch strike. Two balls and three balls fell out. The 112th pitch of the day, which he threw with two balls and one strike, was a real pitch. Halliday hit it over the right fence. No-hitter and shutout flew in one shot.
Halliday's home run was just the start. The Dodgers changed Yamamoto, whose milestone was canceled. Swapped pitchers for Blake Treinen. Treinen allowed back-to-back doubles, hit-by-back pitches, wild pitches and walks. He caused a bases-loaded crisis with two outs. Treinen even gave a walk to push. The Dodgers were chased by 3-2.
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MLB.COM said 'Holiday became the eighth player in Major League history to stop a no-hitter with a home run after two outs in the ninth inning. All of the previous seven games were lost by the team.
Rivera, the protagonist of the walk-off, said "The game is not over until the last out count comes out", he recalled Yogi Berra's saying, 'It's not over until it's over.
Baltimore starter Trevor Rogers, whose loss was eliminated, was also pleased, saying, `The best baseball I've ever experienced.'
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.