Guardians’ Foster Griffin Makes Bizarre Baseball History
Foster Griffin was about a foot away from pulling a Harry Houdini-level escape act on Wednesday night at Fenway Park. The Cleveland Guardians’ left-handed pitcher hasn’t been sharp lately, and he was far from perfect against the Boston Red Sox in this key American League clash in the final week of the MLB regular season. […] The post Guardians’ Foster Griffin Makes Bizarre Baseball History…
Cleveland Guardians' left-handed pitcher Foster Griffin made baseball history on September 23, 2026, at Fenway Park in Boston. In a game against the Boston Red Sox, Griffin achieved a Pitchergami, a unique combination of pitching stats that has never occurred before in MLB history. Griffin's performance, marked by six innings pitched, ten hits allowed, one earned run, zero walks, and seven strikeouts, led to a 6.0 IP | 10 H | 1 ER | 0 BB | 7 K line.
The only run scored in the game was by Jarren Duran, who beat a Steven Kwan throw to the plate by a narrow margin. The Boston Red Sox secured a 1-0 victory, putting the Guardians a game ahead in the AL Central Division with four games remaining in the MLB regular season.
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