Parker Messick pitches perfect inning in MLB All-Star Game debut

Parker Messick, a former Florida State pitcher now with the Cleveland Guardians, had a perfect inning in his MLB All-Star Game debut on July 16. Messick pitched for the American League in the bottom of the second inning, striking out Max Muncy, Ozzie Albies, and Brandon Marsh in succession. His performance contributed to the American League's effort to secure a shutout win, marking only the tenth such victory in All-Star Game history. This marks a significant achievement for Messick, who has had a strong rookie season with a 2.73 ERA and an 8-5 record.

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