SF Giants player bat-flips single in 9th that broke up no-hitter in 10-0 loss
A single swing and a bat flip end Toronto pitcher’s no-hitter bid in dramatic fashion
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The San Francisco Giants’ Logan Webb delivered a bat-flipped single in the ninth inning, breaking up Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Dylan Cease’s no-hitter bid in a 10-0 loss. Cease, who had dominated through eight innings, surrendered the game-ending hit despite a strong outing.
Coverage emphasizes the near-miss no-hitter for Cease, his second career bid, and the Giants’ offensive struggles outside Webb’s late rally. *The New York Times* and *Yahoo Sports* highlight Cease’s dominant effort, while *SFGATE* and *McCovey Chronicles* focus on Webb’s clutch hit and the Giants’ broader offensive challenges. The narrative contrasts Cease’s resilience with the Giants’ inability to capitalize beyond Webb’s moment.
Watch for reactions from both teams’ players and coaches, potential adjustments in strategy for the Giants’ upcoming series, and whether Cease’s near-no-hitter fuels a late-season surge for the Blue Jays. Webb’s bat flip may also spark broader discussions on player celebrations in high-pressure moments.
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Quick answers
Did the Giants win the game?
No. The Giants lost 10-0 despite Logan Webb’s single in the ninth.
How many no-hitters has Dylan Cease pitched in his career?
Coverage does not yet specify, but this was his second career bid.
Was this the Giants’ only run of the game?
Yes. Logan Webb’s bat-flipped single was the Giants’ only run in the 10-0 loss.
Coverage (6)
- The Opener: Cease, Jones, Ober MLB Trade Rumors · 15h ago
- Definitely a loss, almost a no-hitter, hopefully rock bottom McCovey Chronicles · 15h ago
- Dylan Cease loses no-hitter in the ninth for the Blue Jays’ latest near miss The New York Times · 15h ago
- Giants' Logan Webb grades outing after rough first inning in loss to Blue Jays Yahoo Sports · 15h ago
- Toronto's Dylan Cease loses shot at second career no-hitter in 9th inning of dominant effort vs. Giants Yahoo Sports · 15h ago
- SF Giants player bat-flips single in 9th that broke up no-hitter in 10-0 loss SFGATE · 15h ago
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