Bryan Woo Delivers Career-Best Near No-Hitter Despite Mariners' Late Collapse

Seattle Mariners All-Star right-hander Bryan Woo delivered a dominant, career-best performance on Thursday night against the New York Yankees, taking a no-hitter into the eighth inning. Woo pitched 7 1/3 hitless innings, a career high, striking out five and walking two over a career-high 103 pitches, maintaining his stellar 2.77 ERA—the lowest among Mariners' starters. His bid for the season's first no-hitter was broken up by Jazz Chisholm Jr.'s single, after which Matt Brash replaced him. Despite Woo's impressive outing, which included a Game Score of 75, the Mariners ultimately suffered a 6-5 loss after the Yankees mounted an improbable comeback.