Blue Jays' Dylan Cease makes baseball history only done before by Nolan Ryan

Toronto Blue Jays right-handed pitcher Dylan Cease has been one of the brightest spots in a disappointing season up north.That continued on Saturday, when he went the distance in a one-hitter at Fenway Park.In the process, Cease joined Nolan Ryan in MLB history.Ryan had previously been the only pitcher to have two consecutive road starts of at least eight innings and 10 strikeouts while allowing one or fewer hits.Cease joined him with his last two starts on the road, according to OptaStats:Dylan Cease is the second MLB pitcher in the modern era to go 8.0+ innings, allow no more than one hit and strike out 10+ batters in consecutive road starts.He joins Nolan Ryan, who did so in April 1989. pic.twitter.com/suUV6cycBF— OptaSTATS (@OptaSTATS) July 25, 2026MORE: Yankees' Jose Caballero is push