On this day in 1989, Dave Stieb achieved a one-hitter against the Yankees, continuing a remarkable streak of solid pitching. This game was notable as it was the third one-hitter in his last four starts. The game ended with a score of 8-0 in favor of the Blue Jays, with Stieb allowing just one hit, a single from Jamie Quirk. Despite Quirk's lengthy MLB career, he struggled as a hitter. Stieb's impressive pitching line included nine innings with four walks and five strikeouts, reinforcing his status as a dominant pitcher.
In his second start of the 1989 season, Dave Stieb threw a one-hitter against the Yankees, showcasing his exceptional pitching skills during a remarkable stretch.
Stieb's dominance continued with a stellar pitching line of nine innings, one hit, four walks, and five strikeouts, leading the Blue Jays to a commanding 8-0 victory.
Despite Jamie Quirk's one hit off Stieb, his overall hitting record was not impressive, boasting a career .240 average over 18 seasons.
Stieb's performance in this game marked the continuation of a remarkable sequence, which included three one-hitters in just four starts, emphasizing his prowess on the mound.
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