Brewers' Near-No-Hit Nears

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The no-hitter near misses in Brewers franchise history

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The Brewers threw 10 no-hit innings at Yankee Stadium in New York , but couldn't score any runs before extras.

Four times in Major League Baseball history, a team has sealed off a no-hitter in 10 innings.

Two of those 36 games ended in actual no-no-hitters, though what the Brewers did in 2023 might have been more impressive.

Sorensen allowed a one -out single to Chris Chambliss but finished the game with a complete-game two -hit shutout in his team’s 3 -0 win.

Freddy Peralta was celebrating his 25th birthday when he confounded the Arizona Diamondbacks into the eighth inning in the first year of the stadium's new moniker, American Family Field.

Brewers pitcher Ben Lyles was the only Brewers pitcher to be pulled from an outing of six innings or longer with a no-hitter besides Ben McDonald , who was also lifted after six no-hit innings on July 11, 1997 .

Since then, it's been matched by Adrian Houser and Corbin Burnes .

Milwaukee finished with one hit, a single by Omar Narvaez with one out in the eighth .

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