Andrew Abbott records rare pitching stat line in Reds home outing

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Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Andrew Abbott records rare pitching stat line in Reds home outing
Summary

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Andrew Abbott recorded a unique statistical performance during Saturday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers at Great American Ball Park. Over four innings of work, Abbott allowed three hits and one earned run with five strikeouts and no walks. This specific combination of statistics has occurred only once before in MLB history, previously achieved by Drew Rasmussen in 2021. The outing was cut short following a lengthy rain delay, as team staff elected not to send Abbott back to the mound after the weather interruption. Abbott holds a 4.43 ERA for the season and remains a core component of the team’s pitching rotation. The Reds are currently out of postseason contention, but the club continues to evaluate the 27-year-old’s development as part of its long-term roster planning.

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  • Andrew Abbott pitched four innings against the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday.
  • The stat line included three hits allowed, one earned run, five strikeouts, and zero walks.
  • This performance occurred only one other time in MLB history, achieved by Drew Rasmussen in 2021.
  • A rain delay prevented Abbott from continuing his outing at Great American Ball Park.
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Andrew Abbott has been solid all season for the Cincinnati Reds. That included his outing on Saturday, when he kept a potent Milwaukee Brewers offense in check. The bummer for the Reds is that they fell out of the playoff race a long time ago. The cool part for Abbott? He put up stats that […] The post Reds’ Andrew Abbott Achieves Stats For 2nd Time In MLB History appeared first on HEAVY.

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