Mike Soroka became the second-youngest player in MLB history to go seven+ innings, while allowing two or fewer hits, in a postseason game. He joins Waite Hoyt, who pitched nine shutout innings for the New York Yankees in Game 2 of the 1921 World Series.
At 22 years, 63 days, @Mike_Soroka28 is the 2nd youngest pitcher to go 7+ IP in a #postseason game with 2 or fewer hits allowed (Waite Hoyt, 1921 World Series Game 2). pic.twitter.com/5LlPOom9J4
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) October 6, 2019
Soroka went seven innings for the Braves, tying Kirk McCaskill, for the longest postseason start in MLB history for a Canadian. Throughout this seven innings, Soroka struck out seven batters, which is just one fewer than the MLB record, for most strikeouts ever thrown by a Canadian pitcher, in postseason history.
Seven strikeouts for @Mike_Soroka28 . Only Jeff Francis and @James_Paxton had more in a single post season game.
— CDN Baseball HOF (@CDNBaseballHOF) October 6, 2019
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