Angels Ruin J.T. Ginn's No-Hitter With Zach Neto Walk-Off Home Run In Wild Sequence
Down to their final three outs and silenced by eight dominant frames, the Los Angeles Angels pulled a rabbit out of their hat.
The Los Angeles Angels came into Monday's series against the Athletics with a six-game losing streak and back-to-back sweeps against the Cleveland Guardians and Los Angeles Dodgers. For the first eight innings against the Athletics, the Angels looked ice-cold at the plate. Athletics pitcher J.
T. Ginn threw eight no-hit innings, and he allowed just one walk in the fifth inning. Ginn looked well on his way to a no-hitter, especially after the Athletics scored a run on Lawrence Butler's RBI single in the top of the ninth.
However, just a couple of pitches changed things for both sides. Adam Frazier began with a single to center to ruin the no-hitter. Right after that, Zach Neto hit a walk-off, two-run home run UNBELIEVABLE ENDING ZACH NETO HITS A WALK-OFF HOME RUN!
pic. twitter. com/f59JSth4VG — MLB (@MLB) May 19, 2026 According to Sarah Lang , Neto is just the third player since 1961 to hit a walk-off home run after their team had been no-hit through eight innings.