José Soriano dominates but falls short of no-hitter for Blue Jays

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Last updated Sep 15, 2026

José Soriano dominates but falls short of no-hitter for Blue Jays
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During a game against the Detroit Tigers on September 15, 2026, Toronto Blue Jays starter José Soriano took a no-hit bid into the seventh inning but was unable to complete the feat. Gleyber Torres broke up the no-hitter with a single. Soriano achieved a notable performance before the hit and struck out multiple Tigers batters. The Blue Jays, at 75-75, are vying for a Wild Card playoff spot as they defend their American League championship.

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  • José Soriano took a no-hit bid into the seventh inning.
  • Gleyber Torres broke up the no-hitter with a single.
  • Soriano struck out four batters in the contest.
  • The Blue Jays are currently 75-75.
  • Toronto is looking for a Wild Card playoff berth.
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Throughout their history, the Toronto Blue Jays have only seen one pitcher wearing their uniform toss a no-hitter, and that was Dave Stieb during the 1990 MLB season.During Monday evening’s contest against the Detroit Tigers, starter José Soriano flirted with becoming just the second Toronto pitcher to achieve the feat in 36 years, but ultimately […] The post José Soriano Flirted With Making Blue Jays History With Dominant Outing appeared first on HEAVY.

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