 Minor League Baseball gave us one of the more bizarre box scores you'll ever see. We've got a no-hitter going on in the seventh inning, and it's a seven-inning game. So three more outs, and the game ends, and the no-hitter's intact. We've got a three-oh count, so calm down. Just throw a strike, kid. Strike, there you go. How about another? Uh-oh, ball four. And the crowd's like, whatever. It's not a perfect game. It's a no-hitter. Let's just keep it moving. We want to get going. We want to go home. Ball one. Ball two. Ball three. Come on, kid. There you go. There's a strike, three and one. Ball four. Ooh, what? What? These guys like, uh, yeah. I like that. Next batter, first pitch. Pop up. One out. Two to go. Ball one. Ball two. Ball three. Strike. Ball four. Oh boy, this guy's happy again. Loves the walks. The lady's like, what is that? Oh, what's going on? We want to go home, dude. Come on. He's like, oh my God, one more. And the base is loaded. She's like, haha, I'm paying attention. You don't have to tell me. Pitcher takes a deep breath. First pitch, strike. Good camera work. Next pitch, strike. Next pitch, strike three. You're out. There you go, one more. There you go. Yes. Yes. That guy didn't clap. He scratched himself. Yeah. One more out. No hitter. And they win the game. Woo. That's all you, boy. Ball. Ball. Ball. Ball. Oh boy. Oh. Oh. No. Base is loaded. No way. Hey, man. Maybe let's do the strikes. Strike one. See what I'm saying, dude? Strikes. Strike two. One strike away from winning the game. It's over. Oh no, umpire says no. Oh, they thought that was a no hitter. They're cheering like they're gonna see a no hitter. Look at this guy. Here we go. Hey. What? Not a no hitter. The next pitch is hit to center field. Camps under it. There's the no hitter. It's over. Oh, shit. He drops it. And since there were two outs, the base is clear and now they're losing. And oh, holy shit. That pitcher comes out and he's like, I guess I walked him, but he dropped that pitch. I'll miss that call. Number 20 comes in, says don't worry, guys. I'll hold it here. And they're mine. They're mine. Uh-oh. He hits that guy. So now it's first and second. Oh, the one guy clapping up top left. Come on, dude, be cool about it. He's hurt. Oh, no. First and second, two outs. He goes outside, gets the strike, comes inside, hits the next batter. Oh boy. Bases are loaded again. He's hit the first two batters he's faced. There's a strike and there's another strike. One strike away. They're ball in and oh, no, he hit that, dude. And the fifth run scores. He's hit three batters. She can't believe it. She throws her head back, becomes headless. And he's gone. He's out and she's just shaking her head like this is what? Okay. Next. Oh, up and in. Up and in for ball. This batter's just getting the hell out of the way. Hit the first three batters. He's just ass out on everything. Four pitches, walk, another run scores. Coach says, hey, ma'am, let's take what you're doing, flip it, do the opposite. There you go. There you, oh boy. That's a wild pitch and another run scores. Seven runs now and we got a two or three, two count and he hits that batter. But that's cool. No problem. Cause first base was open, you know? Who cares? That guy just got up and left the, oh my God. How? This is bad. Oh no, can't believe it. What is going on? The coaches, they're looking exactly how you think they'd look. We have foul ball, 0-1. Okay, another foul ball, 0-2 in the dirt, but we're all good swinging a miss. They get out of it, but they did give up seven runs on no hits. They were one strike away from having a no hitter and winning the game. Instead, they lose the game and the other team celebrates and they put up seven runs and win the game without recording a hit. It's unbelievable, but awesome for us. We get to enjoy it.