Jumbo Shrimp No-Hit, Lose

0:00On April 22nd, in a wild night of minor league baseball, the Jacksonville jumbo shrimp from the Marlins Triple A squad threw a no-hitter but still, dropped a two-nothing loss to the Gwyneth strippers. Brexton Garrett dominated with eight no-hit innings on 98 pitches, striking out six, but three errors led in both unearned runs. Those runs came in the sixth, when Garrett hit the first two batters, followed by a wild pitch and a throwing mistake on a pick-off, plus a sacrifice, fly. Despite that rough frame, he's now gone 16 straight innings without a hit aloud, and his season ERA sits at a tiny 0.77. Across 23 and a third innings, Garrett, a 28-year-old former first-round pick out of Vanderbilt, was a Marlins ace in 2022 and 2023 until injuries hit. Tommy John Surgery sidelined him last year, but after getting option to Triple A this spring, he's back looking sharp and healthy. Meanwhile, the stripper staff matched the feet, with rehabbing all-star Spencer Strider

1:03tossing four in a third scoreless innings, one hit, eight. Strikeouts. Their relievers kept it hitless the rest of the way, making this a combined no-hit shout-out on both sides. This marks the jumbo shrimp's third no-hitter since rebranding in 2017, a bizarre tough-lug gem that highlights how air is can flip the script, even on pitching perfection. MLB News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the diamond.