US EditionClarke Schmidt Pitches Seven Hitless Innings, Yankees Lose No-Hit Bid vs. Orioles in the Eighth
- Clarke Schmidt, a right-hander, pitched seven hitless innings on June 21, 2025, leading the New York Yankees to a 9-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles in New York City.
- Schmidt's performance followed a stretch where the Yankees struggled offensively, scoring 7 runs in their previous seven games before scoring 19 in the last three, while Schmidt aimed for the team's first no-hitter since 2003.
- He struck out five batters and allowed two walks in the opening inning while working 29 pitches, recorded strikes on the initial offering to 16 out of 24 opposing hitters, and departed the game after reaching a career-high pitch count of 103 in intense heat.
- Gary Sánchez broke up the combined no-hitter with a leadoff single in the eighth inning off JT Brubaker, which became the Orioles' lone hit in front of 46,142 fans at Yankee Stadium.
- The Yankees recorded 14 hits including solo home runs by Anthony Volpe, who snapped a 25-at-bat hitless streak by going 3-for-5, raising his average to.236 and contributing to the team's second win in nine games.
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