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Blue Jays Ace Dylan Cease Loses a No-Hit Bid Against the Yankees in Seventh Inning
Cease threw 95 pitches and 52 strikes while chasing his second career no-hitter and Toronto's second in team history.
- On Saturday, Toronto Blue Jays ace Dylan Cease held the New York Yankees hitless through six innings in New York on Aug 22, 2026, keeping his no-hitter bid alive.
- Cease previously threw a no-hitter for San Diego at Washington on July 25, 2024, and carried no-hit bids into the seventh against the Yankees and ninth against San Francisco.
- Through six innings, Cease has thrown 95 pitches with 52 for strikes while stranding runners via strikeouts against Luis Garc and Austin Wells and a double play started by shortstop Ernie Clement.
- Toronto's only no-hitter was thrown by Dave Stieb on Sept 2, 1990, in Cleveland, while the New York Yankees have been no-hit eight times in franchise history.
- Cease is attempting to pitch his second career no-hitter and the second in Toronto history, seeking to join Stieb in the franchise record books against the Yankees.
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