Dodgers lose after Yoshinobu Yamamoto had a no-hitter with two outs in the ninth inning, a breakdown

the Orioles. So will the Orioles fall victim to a third no-hitter from the hand of a Japanese

starting pitcher? Yamamoto has been dicing people up. 104 pitches. He has retired 24 batters in a

row at this point. He walked three in the first inning, and now he is here warming up, getting

ready, three outs away. And in this first at-battle, he's going to be the first to hit the

bat of the ninth inning. You're going to see why he was so nasty. He opens him up with a little

slider, cutter, whatever he calls it. It breaks down and away from the batter. And then off of

that, he says, how about the one that keeps going up and is fast? That's fun. And then he says,

okay, well now, wait, what's my other pitch? Huh? What else do I have off of this? What do I throw

now? Um, uh, oh yeah, the splitter, because that one goes down and towards the right-hand

batter. So we've got three pitches doing three different things. That is disgusting. And he says,

yeah, I can't believe I forgot about the splitter for a second. That's my best pitch. Look at this.

Here's the grip split between the two fingers, and it's just going to tail to the right and drop.

It's still in the nineties. Here is the fastball and the slider. The first two pitches overlaid

and bam, you can see one goes down and away.

One goes up. And now here is the fastball and the splitter overlaid. Oh my God. No way. And now

here is the breaking ball and the splitter overlaid. And this looks like a nightmare.

Jimmy, how about we see him all at once and color-coded? So it's easier to follow. There you

go. That is unbelievable. If you can locate all of those and throw all of those, you're going to

get a chance to know, hit a team two outs away and a curve ball.

Now he's thrown all four pitches. He's gotten two outs. First pitch, slow breaking ball gets

underneath it. One out away. They're high-fiving. One away. One away. He says, okay, no pressure.

Let's do this. We got a lefty coming up. So a little bit different arsenal. And he says,

you know what? Let's go heater. Because if I land that, oh man, that's dead center. But

he can work off of that now because it was not put in play. Oh, one, he goes to the split.

Great leave by Holiday.

And then tries to dot an outside fastball. And now I think he wants to establish the inside.

He wants to bring it back in, maybe cut it a little bit. And oh, I think he wanted that more

inside. Holiday gets the barrel to it, puts it over the wall. They don't know. Is it a double?

Is it a home run? Dunbar says, keep running, young stud. Look at this nice piece of hitting

from Holiday who watches it. And Yamamoto watches it as well. But it's not as fun for him.

Because he just lost his no hitter with one out to go. And they put up a run in the process. Huh?

Ah, not fun. They say, hey, let's take him out. Because things tend to unravel sometimes when a

guy loses. And Roberts says, hey, listen to this crowd. Both sides are rooting for you. They've

been cheering for you. You won over the away team. That's amazing. Go pay him some respect.

Everyone is standing. Orange, blue, doesn't matter. You're on your feet. You're clapping

because that's baseball greatness they just got to witness.

There's still a game to be played, though. Next batterer, one out away. First pitch,

two seam, gets the call. And then off of that, a slider gets the check swing. Oh, my goodness.

Is that witchcraft? I think so. I think so. It seems illegal to me. And then, did he go?

I think some umpires will call him out on that. And it would be game over. Maybe not. But you

never know. You never know. He looks like he checked it. I think he checked it. But I think

it could be strike three. How about this breaking ball? Is that good? Oh. 2-2 pitch is fouled down.

And then the next 2-2 taken for ball three. Full count. He's going to try and locate this

and take a little bit of the movement off. So he goes with the two seam, the sinker. It doesn't

drop that much. It gets banged into the sky. Almost a home run. Instead, it's a double.

We got a runner in scoring position. The sprinklers are on. We're getting

wet. We're cheering. Let's go, O's. Let's go. Let's go, O's. We're doing the damn thing. Are

they doing it? I really don't want them to do it. Kind of ruins everything I did. No, it doesn't.

Anyway, first base is open. We got ball one. Not good. Where do we go? We got strike one. That's

good. Okay. How about this? Fouled back. Two strikes. A strike away from ending the game again.

Oh, fastball in the zone. Fouled back. Goes with the slider. Hits him on the tongue.

Of his shoe. Hit by pitch into the dirt off of the tongue of his shoe. Look at that thing just

flapping. Just yapping its mouth. The tongue going crazy. I can't believe this. Are you serious? I'm

happy. I'm very happy. Yeah, it hit me right there. Yep. Okay. Come on, though. All right.

Strike one. We got a swing. Strike two. No. Ball one. Did not chase that one. Did not chase that

one. And it gets away. Both runners.

We're really doing it. Let's go O's. Come on. Let's go O's. Roger those Dodgers. Roger those

Dodgers. What's Roger those Dodgers mean? With a D? Your search does not match any documents. Roger

those Dodgers. Okay. Roger the Dodger is a cartoon character. There's a Rogers, but he doesn't have

the D in it. What does Roger those Dodgers mean? Please help. They're doing it, though. It's a 3-1

run. That is ball four. Oh, no. Now we're in the thick of it. We got to run around third. We got to

run around second. We got to run around first. The bases are juiced. First pitch. Ball low. Second

pitch. Ball outside. 2-0 count. Uh-oh. I told you, buddy. We're Roger-ing them. We're Roger-ing

their asses. Dad, don't know what that means. Next pitch. Ball three. 3-1. Ball four. The second

run comes in. It's a one-run game, and the tying run is on third. Go ahead on second. They take

him out. He says,

uh, thanks, God. Even in my losses, I appreciate you. Next pitcher coming in. This guy's like,

oh, what is going on? Did my rally cap work? Is it my hat that's doing this? Bases loaded. First

pitch below the zone, but hittable. Third pitch. Same thing. Below the zone. Very hittable. Puts

it into center field. We got a janitor throw. It's coming. It's coming. It's over their head.

It's game over. It's the Orioles. They're playing spoiler on the season. They're playing spoiler

for no hitters.

Fifth loss in a row after that pitching performance from Yamamoto, but look at this. Tanner Scott

catches it, tosses himself behind the back, rolls it into the celebration. Someone going to roll

their ankle into the stampede? No. Stops smoothly. The helmet gets tossed. We're celebrating at

second base. Orioles been putting together a second half. They're just winning games,

having fun. The crowd was packed because it was the anniversary of Cal Ripken,

so the environment was awesome. We got two dueling water coolers about to come out.

They're trying to win. They're trying to win. They're trying to win. They're trying to win.

They're trying to rip his shirt off. He's fighting that pretty well. They give up on the

shirt. Here, almost drops one cooler. The next one, that's pretty good. Gets his top half, and

now we got the back half. You're soaked. You're celebrating. You're having fun. The Dodgers are

not having fun, but for eight innings and two outs, they had a blast. Thank you to DraftKings

for sponsoring this one, and thank you to you guys for watching baseball. First time

ever, a team had a no-hitter through eight and two-thirds, lost the no-hitter,

then went on to lose the game. Unbelievable.