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Scherzer joins Nolan Ryan in exclusive club

Max Scherzer joined Nolan Ryan (May 16, 1984, against the Pirates) as the only other hurler in MLB history to pitch a shutout, strike out at least 10 batters and steal a base in one game.

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Shandong Blue Whale vs Guangdong Leopard
Type: Total - Status: OPEN
Under-105
Over-125
Cleveland Guardians vs Milwaukee Brewers
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
Cleveland Guardians - 1H-125
Milwaukee Brewers - 1H-105
Detroit Tigers vs Boston Red Sox
Type: Runline - Status: SUSPENDED
Boston Red Sox - 1I
Detroit Tigers - 1I
New York Mets vs Pittsburgh Pirates
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
New York Mets+165
Pittsburgh Pirates-195
Atlanta Braves vs Washington Nationals
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
Atlanta Braves+120
Washington Nationals-140
Chicago Cubs vs Miami Marlins
Type: Total - Status: SUSPENDED
Over
Under
Texas Rangers vs Colorado Rockies
Type: Total - Status: OPEN
Over - 1H-105
Under - 1H-125
San Diego Padres vs Los Angeles Angels
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
San Diego Padres - 1H+100
Los Angeles Angels - 1H-130
San Francisco Giants vs Arizona Diamondbacks
Type: Runline - Status: OPEN
Arizona Diamondbacks-225
San Francisco Giants+185

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