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Old 08-08-2025, 01:49 PM
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Geoff, thanks for another great history lesson for me. I appreciate it.

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Also. 8 times in MLB history a relief pitcher has come in with one out and completed the inning in one pitch.


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Geoff, thanks for another great history lesson for me. I appreciate it.

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LOL. Thank goodness for Elias and the Baseball Almanac.
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Of course, there has been only one time a pitcher had achieved multiple immaculate innings in the same game...

Anyone remember?

Hint #1- he was a Met
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If we can guess, it'd be Ryan or Seaver for the Mets immaculate innings.
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If we can guess, it'd be Ryan or Seaver for the Mets immaculate innings.
NOPE.

Hint #2) It 'happened' in April, 1985...
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NOPE.

Hint #2) It 'happened' in April, 1985...
I'll guess Ed Lynch, because he didn't walk or strike out many guys.
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Of course, there has been only one time a pitcher had achieved multiple immaculate innings in the same game...

Anyone remember?

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From the Google search results I found, no pitcher has ever had two in the same game. In 2022, the Astros had 2 different pitchers throw immaculate innings in the same game. Are you sure about your answer?
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