With just one pitch, Ken Ash of the Cincinnati Reds was credited with not only a full inning of work, but also with the 6-5 victory over the Cubs on July 27, 1930. Entering the game in relief of Larry Benton, Ash managed to induce a triple play ball from the Cubs’ Charlie Grimm at Redland Field. Ash was then pulled for a pinch hitter in the bottom of the inning, when Cincinnati took the lead for good.

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Indeed. What are the odds?