Cam Schlittler Makes Northeastern History in MLB Playoff
Former Northeastern baseball pitcher Cam Schlittler recently faced the biggest moment of his athletic career.
The 24-year-old starting pitcher for the New York Yankees made MLB postseason history as the first pitcher to throw eight shutout innings with 12 strikeouts and no walks allowed in the series-clinching Game 3 of the American League Wildcard Series against the Boston Red Sox on Oct. 2.
Since being called up on July 9, Schlittler has been dominant, posting a regular season ERA of 2.96 over 73 innings pitched.
- Posted a regular season ERA of 2.96 over 73 innings pitched
- Threw nine out of 10 fastest pitches by a Yankee in the 2025 season in his first start
Cam Schlittler makes history as the first pitcher to throw eight shutout innings with 12 strikeouts and no walks allowed.
Author's summary: Cam Schlittler makes Northeastern history.
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