List of Major League Baseball single-inning strikeout leaders

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A. J. Burnett on June 14, 2012.jpg
Orval Overall circa 1910.jpg
A. J. Burnett (left) is one of five pitchers to strike out four batters in one inning on multiple occasions, while Orval Overall (right) is the only pitcher to do so in the World Series.

In baseball, a strikeout occurs when a pitcher throws three strikes to a batter during his time at bat. [1] Under Rules 6.05 and 6.09 of the Official Rules of Major League Baseball, a batter becomes a runner when a third strike is not caught by the catcher with no runner on first base or when there are two outs. [2] The strikeout is recorded, but the batter-runner must be tagged or forced out in order for the defensive team to register the out. Thus, it is possible for a pitcher to record more than three strikeouts in an inning. [3] As a result of this rule, 93 different pitchers have struck out four batters in a half-inning of a Major League Baseball (MLB) game, the most recent being Tyler Glasnow of the Tampa Bay Rays on July 7, 2023. Five players – Chuck Finley, A. J. Burnett, Zack Greinke, Craig Kimbrel, and Tyler Glasnow – have accomplished the feat more than once in their career (Finley is the only one to do it three times, and all three times were within a one-year span); [4] no player has ever struck out more than four batters in an inning. Ed Crane was the first player to strike out four batters in one inning, doing so in the fifth inning for the New York Giants against the Chicago White Stockings on October 4, 1888. [5]

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Out of the 93 pitchers who have accomplished the feat, 71 were right-handed and 22 were left-handed. Three pitchers – Bob Gibson, Walter Johnson and Phil Niekro – are also members of the 3,000 strikeout club. [6] Finley is the only pitcher to achieve the feat on three separate occasions, as well as twice in a single season. [7] Pete Richert struck out four batters in the third inning of his first major league game, becoming the only player to attain the milestone in his debut. [8] Orval Overall is the sole player to strike out four batters in one inning in the World Series. [9]

Of the players eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame who have struck out four batters in an inning, four have been elected and two were elected on the first ballot. [10] Players are eligible for the Hall of Fame if they have played in at least 10 major league seasons, and have either been retired for five seasons or dead for at least six months. [11]

Players

Key
Pitcher(X)Name of the pitcher and number of four strikeout innings they had pitched at that point
DateDate of the game
TeamThe player's team at the time of the game
Opposing teamThe team against whom the pitcher struck out four batters in one inning
InningThe inning in which the pitcher struck out four batters
Batters faced(X)The four batters who were struck out and number of four strikeout innings they had batted in at that point
Box Box score with play by play (if available)
ºIndicates that the pitcher struck out all four batters consecutively
§Denotes the batter who reached base
†Elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame
‡Player is active [upper-alpha 1] [upper-alpha 2]
MLB pitchers who have struck out four batters in one inning
PitcherDateTeamOpposing teamInningBatters facedBox
Ed Crane ºOctober 4, 1888 New York Giants Chicago White Stockings [12] 5th Fred Pfeffer, Ned Williamson, Tom Burns §, John Tener [13] n/a
Doc White July 21, 1902 Philadelphia Phillies Brooklyn Superbas 5th Jimmy Sheckard, Bill Dahlen, Charlie Irwin, Ed Wheeler [upper-alpha 3] [14]
Hooks Wiltse ºMay 15, 1906 New York Giants Cincinnati Reds [15] 5th Jim Delahanty §, Tommy Corcoran, Admiral Schlei, Chick Fraser [13] n/a
Orval Overall October 14, 1908 Chicago Cubs Detroit Tigers 1st Charley O'Leary, Ty Cobb, Claude Rossman §, Germany Schaefer [16]
Walter Johnson †April 15, 1911 Washington Senators Boston Red Sox [17] 5th Ray Collins, Larry Gardner §, Harry Hooper, Duffy Lewis [13] [18] n/a
Guy Morton June 11, 1916 Cleveland Indians Philadelphia Athletics 6th Whitey Witt §, Charlie Pick, Nap Lajoie, Stuffy McInnis [19] [20]
Jim Davis ºMay 27, 1956 Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals 6th Hal Smith, Jackie Brandt, Lindy McDaniel §, Don Blasingame [21]
Joe Nuxhall August 11, 1959 Cincinnati Redlegs Milwaukee Braves 6th Eddie Mathews, Joe Adcock, Del Crandall §, Johnny Logan [22]
Ryne Duren May 18, 1961 Los Angeles Angels Chicago White Sox 7th Minnie Miñoso, Roy Sievers §, J. C. Martin, Sammy Esposito [23]
Pete Richert ºApril 12, 1962 Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds 3rd Frank Robinson, Gordy Coleman §, Wally Post, Johnny Edwards [24]
Lee Stange September 2, 1964 Cleveland Indians Washington Senators 7th Don Lock §, Willie Kirkland, Don Zimmer, John Kennedy [25]
Don Drysdale º†April 17, 1965 Los Angeles Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies 2nd Wes Covington §, Tony González, Dick Stuart, Clay Dalrymple [26]
Bob Gibson †June 7, 1966 St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Pirates 4th Jerry Lynch, Jim Pagliaroni, Bill Mazeroski §, Don Cardwell [27]
Mike Cuellar ºMay 29, 1970 Baltimore Orioles California Angels 4th Alex Johnson §, Ken McMullen, Tommie Reynolds, Jim Spencer [28]
Bill Bonham ºJuly 31, 1974 Chicago Cubs Montreal Expos 2nd Mike Torrez §, Ron Hunt, Tim Foli, Willie Davis [29]
Phil Niekro †July 29, 1977 Atlanta Braves Pittsburgh Pirates 6th Dave Parker, Bill Robinson, Rennie Stennett §, Omar Moreno [30]
Mike Paxton ºJuly 21, 1978 Cleveland Indians Seattle Mariners 5th Dan Meyer §, Bruce Bochte, Tom Paciorek, Bill Stein [31]
Mario Soto ºMay 17, 1984 Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs 3rd Tom Veryzer, Dick Ruthven, Bob Dernier §, Ryne Sandberg [32]
Mike Scott September 3, 1986 Houston Astros Chicago Cubs 5th Chris Speier §, Chico Walker, Dave Martinez, Ryne Sandberg (2) [33]
Bobby Witt ºAugust 2, 1987 Texas Rangers Baltimore Orioles 2nd Ray Knight, Terry Kennedy §, Mike Young, Ken Gerhart [34]
Charlie Hough July 4, 1988 Texas Rangers New York Yankees 1st Claudell Washington §, Jack Clark, Dave Winfield, Mike Pagliarulo [35]
Paul Assenmacher August 22, 1989 Atlanta Braves St. Louis Cardinals 5th Terry Pendleton, Milt Thompson, Tony Peña §, Ted Power [36]
Tim Birtsas June 4, 1990 Cincinnati Reds San Francisco Giants 7th Greg Litton, Will Clark, Matt Williams §, Gary Carter [37]
Matt Young September 9, 1990 Seattle Mariners Boston Red Sox 1st Jody Reed, Carlos Quintana, Wade Boggs §, Mike Greenwell [38]
Paul Shuey May 14, 1994 Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers 9th Chad Kreuter, Chris Gomez, Travis Fryman §, Cecil Fielder [39]
Mark Wohlers ºJune 7, 1995 Atlanta Braves Chicago Cubs 9th Kevin Roberson, Rick Wilkins, Shawon Dunston §, Sammy Sosa [40]
Bruce Ruffin July 25, 1996 Colorado Rockies Chicago Cubs 9th Sammy Sosa (2), Scott Servais §, Leo Gómez, Brian McRae [41]
Kevin Appier ºSeptember 3, 1996 Kansas City Royals Toronto Blue Jays 4th Ed Sprague Jr., Carlos Delgado §, Charlie O'Brien, Alex Gonzalez [42]
Derek Wallace September 13, 1996 New York Mets Atlanta Braves 9th Terry Pendleton §(2), Chipper Jones, Ryan Klesko, Mike Mordecai [43]
Wilson Álvarez ºJuly 21, 1997 Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers 7th Tony Clark, Phil Nevin §, Melvin Nieves, Orlando Miller [44]
Blake Stein July 27, 1998 Oakland Athletics Tampa Bay Devil Rays 4th Bubba Trammell, Rich Butler, Mike DiFelice §, Kevin Stocker [45]
Kirt Ojala ºSeptember 16, 1998 Florida Marlins Montreal Expos 4th Fernando Seguignol, Vladimir Guerrero §, Shane Andrews, Brad Fullmer [46]
Archie Corbin April 28, 1999 Florida Marlins Chicago Cubs 7th Benito Santiago, Tyler Houston §, Steve Trachsel, Mickey Morandini [47]
Chuck Finley May 12, 1999 Anaheim Angels New York Yankees 3rd Scott Brosius, Chuck Knoblauch, Derek Jeter §, Paul O'Neill [48]
Jerry Spradlin July 22, 1999 San Francisco Giants San Diego Padres 7th George Arias, Damian Jackson, Carlos Baerga §, Quilvio Veras [49]
Tim Wakefield August 10, 1999 Boston Red Sox Kansas City Royals 9th Chad Kreuter, Scott Pose, Johnny Damon §, Carlos Beltrán [50]
Chuck Finley º(2)August 15, 1999 Anaheim Angels Detroit Tigers 1st Deivi Cruz, Juan Encarnación, Dean Palmer §, Tony Clark [51]
Steve Kline ºAugust 17, 1999 Montreal Expos San Francisco Giants 7th Brent Mayne, Shawn Estes §, Marvin Benard, Ramón Martínez [52]
Chuck Finley (3)April 16, 2000 Cleveland Indians Texas Rangers 3rd Tom Evans, Royce Clayton, Chad Curtis §, Rafael Palmeiro [53]
Erik Hiljus June 30, 2001 Oakland Athletics Texas Rangers 7th Bo Porter, Michael Young §, Bill Haselman, Scott Sheldon [54]
Frank Rodriguez July 22, 2001 Cincinnati Reds Florida Marlins 7th Charles Johnson, Dave Berg, Ryan Thompson §, Mike Lowell [55]
A. J. Burnett July 5, 2002 Florida Marlins New York Mets 1st Mike Piazza, Mo Vaughn, Timo Pérez §, Roger Cedeño [56]
Kerry Wood ºSeptember 2, 2002 Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Brewers 4th Bill Hall §, Ryan Thompson (2), Paul Bako §, Andrew Lorraine [57]
Kazuhiro Sasaki ºApril 4, 2003 Seattle Mariners Texas Rangers 9th Todd Greene, Carl Everett §, Michael Young (2), Mike Lamb [58]
Darren Dreifort May 22, 2003 Los Angeles Dodgers Colorado Rockies 2nd Bobby Estalella, Brent Butler, Aaron Cook §, Greg Norton [59]
Octavio Dotel ºJune 11, 2003 Houston Astros New York Yankees 8th Juan Rivera, Alfonso Soriano §, Derek Jeter (2), Jason Giambi [60]
Brad Lidge June 13, 2004 Houston Astros Milwaukee Brewers 7th Geoff Jenkins §, Keith Ginter, Ben Grieve, Chad Moeller [61]
Mike Stanton August 3, 2004 New York Mets Milwaukee Brewers 8th Gary Bennett, Scott Podsednik §, Trent Durrington, Wes Helms [62]
Jon Rauch April 26, 2006 Washington Nationals Cincinnati Reds 8th David Ross, Bronson Arroyo, Felipe López §, Adam Dunn [63]
Brad Penny September 23, 2006 Los Angeles Dodgers Arizona Diamondbacks 2nd Chad Tracy §, Stephen Drew, Miguel Batista, Eric Byrnes [64]
Scott Baker ºJune 15, 2008 Minnesota Twins Milwaukee Brewers 3rd Ryan Braun, Prince Fielder §, Russell Branyan, Mike Cameron [65]
Scot Shields June 21, 2008 Los Angeles Angels Philadelphia Phillies 8th Greg Dobbs, Jimmy Rollins, Shane Victorino §, Ryan Howard [66]
Ryan Dempster October 4, 2009 Chicago Cubs Arizona Diamondbacks 5th Stephen Drew (2), Gerardo Parra §, Justin Upton, Mark Reynolds [67]
Luke Gregerson October 4, 2009 San Diego Padres San Francisco Giants 7th Randy Winn, Eugenio Vélez §, Andrés Torres, Juan Uribe [68]
Félix Hernández ºJune 3, 2010 Seattle Mariners Minnesota Twins 8th Denard Span, Matt Tolbert, Joe Mauer §, Justin Morneau [69]
Manny Parra June 6, 2010 Milwaukee Brewers St. Louis Cardinals 4th Albert Pujols, Ryan Ludwick, Yadier Molina §, Colby Rasmus [70]
A. J. Burnett º(2)June 24, 2011 New York Yankees Colorado Rockies 6th Chris Iannetta, Carlos González, Chris Nelson §, Todd Helton [71]
Justin Masterson ºAugust 4, 2011 Cleveland Indians Boston Red Sox 2nd Josh Reddick §, Jason Varitek, Marco Scutaro, Jacoby Ellsbury [72]
Jeremy Hellickson ºAugust 25, 2011 Tampa Bay Rays Detroit Tigers 3rd Austin Jackson §, Ramón Santiago, Delmon Young, Víctor Martínez [73]
Yovani Gallardo ºSeptember 17, 2011 Milwaukee Brewers Cincinnati Reds 5th Devin Mesoraco, Edinson Vólquez, Brandon Phillips §, Édgar Rentería [74]
Bud Norris April 24, 2012 Houston Astros Milwaukee Brewers 3rd Travis Ishikawa §, Randy Wolf, Rickie Weeks, Ryan Braun (2) [75]
Ryan Cook ºApril 27, 2012 Oakland Athletics Baltimore Orioles 8th J. J. Hardy, Nick Markakis, Adam Jones §, Matt Wieters [76]
Francisco Liriano ºJune 5, 2012 Minnesota Twins Kansas City Royals 4th Mike Moustakas, Jeff Francoeur §, Eric Hosmer, Brayan Peña [77]
Steve Delabar ºAugust 13, 2012 Toronto Blue Jays Chicago White Sox 10th Dayán Viciedo, Tyler Flowers §, Gordon Beckham, Alejandro De Aza [78]
Jason Berken ºSeptember 20, 2012 Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds 2nd Denis Phipps, Ryan Hanigan §, Didi Gregorius, Johnny Cueto [79]
Phil Hughes ºSeptember 20, 2012 New York Yankees Toronto Blue Jays 4th J. P. Arencibia, Adeiny Hechavarria §, Anthony Gose, Brett Lawrie [80]
Zack Greinke ‡September 25, 2012 Los Angeles Angels Seattle Mariners 4th John Jaso, Eric Thames, Trayvon Robinson §, Brendan Ryan [81]
Craig Kimbrel º‡September 26, 2012 Atlanta Braves Miami Marlins 9th Greg Dobbs (2), Donovan Solano §, John Buck, Gil Velazquez [82]
Tony Cingrani April 28, 2013 Cincinnati Reds Washington Nationals 4th Denard Span §(2), Bryce Harper, Ian Desmond, Adam LaRoche [83]
Alex Cobb º‡May 10, 2013 Tampa Bay Rays San Diego Padres 3rd Will Venable §, Chase Headley, Carlos Quentin, Yonder Alonso [84]
Aníbal Sánchez October 12, 2013 Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox 1st Jacoby Ellsbury (2), Shane Victorino §(2), David Ortiz, Mike Napoli [85]
Zack Greinke º‡(2)July 25, 2014 Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Giants 3rd Héctor Sánchez, Tim Lincecum, Hunter Pence §, Gregor Blanco [86]
Justin Grimm August 29, 2014 Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals 9th Oscar Taveras, Daniel Descalso §, Matt Carpenter, Kolten Wong [87]
Óliver Pérez ºSeptember 20, 2014 Arizona Diamondbacks Colorado Rockies 7th Justin Morneau §, Corey Dickerson, Michael McKenry, Matt McBride [88]
Kenley Jansen º‡May 15, 2015 Los Angeles Dodgers Colorado Rockies 8th Carlos González §(2), Nick Hundley, Drew Stubbs, DJ LeMahieu [89]
Sergio Santos May 16, 2015 Los Angeles Dodgers Colorado Rockies 8th DJ LeMahieu §(2), Drew Stubbs (2), Wilin Rosario, Michael McKenry (2) [90]
Will Smith º‡October 4, 2015 Milwaukee Brewers Chicago Cubs 9th Miguel Montero, Addison Russell §, Javier Báez, Austin Jackson (2) [91]
Tyler Duffey ‡May 8, 2016 Minnesota Twins Chicago White Sox 7th Brett Lawrie (2), Avisaíl García, Dioner Navarro §, Austin Jackson (3) [92]
Julio Teherán ‡May 24, 2016 Atlanta Braves Milwaukee Brewers 2nd Jonathan Lucroy, Chris Carter, Kirk Nieuwenhuis §, Ramón Flores [93]
Ken Giles ‡August 7, 2016 Houston Astros Texas Rangers 9th Nomar Mazara §, Shin-Soo Choo, Ian Desmond (2), Jurickson Profar [94]
Jake Thompson ‡August 12, 2016 Philadelphia Phillies Colorado Rockies 2nd David Dahl §, Ben Paulsen, Daniel Descalso (2), Jon Gray [95]
James Paxton ‡September 6, 2016 Seattle Mariners Texas Rangers 1st Delino DeShields Jr., Ian Desmond §(3), Jonathan Lucroy (2), Elvis Andrus [96]
Jon Gray º‡September 17, 2016 Colorado Rockies San Diego Padres 2nd Ryan Schimpf, Jon Jay §, Oswaldo Arcia, Derek Norris [97]
Nate Karns May 3, 2017 Kansas City Royals Chicago White Sox 6th Matt Davidson, Tim Anderson, Yolmer Sánchez §, Jose Abreu [98]
Craig Kimbrel ‡(2)May 25, 2017 Boston Red Sox Texas Rangers 9th Nomar Mazara §(2), Jonathan Lucroy (3), Rougned Odor, Mike Napoli (2) [99]
Mike Bolsinger ºJuly 18, 2017 Toronto Blue Jays Boston Red Sox 13th Mitch Moreland, Jackie Bradley Jr. §, Christian Vázquez, Deven Marrero [100]
Zack Godley ‡August 13, 2017 Arizona Diamondbacks Chicago Cubs 1st Jon Jay (2), Tommy La Stella, Victor Caratini §, Kyle Schwarber [101]
Zach Duke March 29, 2018 Minnesota Twins Baltimore Orioles 7th Trey Mancini §, Tim Beckham, Craig Gentry, Chris Davis [102]
Ryan Dull ‡April 17, 2018 Oakland Athletics Chicago White Sox 8th Omar Narvaez §, Avisail Garcia (2), Jose Abreu (2), Matt Davidson (2) [103]
Miguel Díaz ‡July 8, 2018 San Diego Padres Arizona Diamondbacks 11th Ketel Marte, Jake Lamb, Chris Owings §, Jon Jay (3) [104]
German Marquez ‡October 1, 2018 Colorado Rockies Los Angeles Dodgers 4th Max Muncy §, Manny Machado, Yasmani Grandal, Walker Buehler [105]
Luke Bard ‡April 22, 2019 Los Angeles Angels New York Yankees 14th Gleyber Torres §, Clint Frazier, Mike Tauchman, Kyle Higashioka [106]
Tyler Glasnow ‡April 23, 2021 Tampa Bay Rays Toronto Blue Jays 1st Cavan Biggio, Bo Bichette, Lourdes Gurriel Jr. §, Danny Jansen [107]
Lance McCullers Jr. ‡May 22, 2021 Houston Astros Texas Rangers 1st Nate Lowe, Adolis Garcia, Joey Gallo §, Khris Davis [108]
Clayton Kershaw º‡June 11, 2021 Los Angeles Dodgers Texas Rangers 4th Eli White, Adolis Garcia §(2), Joey Gallo (2), Nick Solak [109]
Jonathan Loáisiga º‡June 25, 2021 New York Yankees Boston Red Sox 7th Michael Chavis §, Alex Verdugo, J.D. Martinez, Xander Bogaerts [110]
Domingo Germán º‡July 25, 2021 New York Yankees Boston Red Sox 7th Jarren Duran, Xander Bogaerts §(2), Rafael Devers, J.D. Martinez (2) [111]
Craig Stammen September 24, 2021 San Diego Padres Atlanta Braves 6th Ozzie Albies §, Austin Riley, Eddie Rosario, Dansby Swanson [112]
Michael Rucker ‡April 30, 2022 Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Brewers 5th Keston Hiura, Lorenzo Cain, Alex Jackson §, Andrew McCutchen [113]
Chris Martin º‡August 15, 2022 Los Angeles Dodgers Milwaukee Brewers 6th Andrew McCutchen §(2), Kolten Wong (2), Hunter Renfroe, Rowdy Tellez [114]
Tyler Glasnow ‡(2)July 7, 2023 Tampa Bay Rays Atlanta Braves 2nd Matt Olson, Sean Murphy, Marcell Ozuna §, Eddie Rosario (2) [115]

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ A player is considered inactive if he has announced his retirement or not played for a full season.
  2. ↑ The Baseball Almanac general reference below links to the profiles of each player, where their active status can be verified.
  3. ↑ Order unknown

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