| Pitch | Count | Avg MPH | Whiffs | Call Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4-Seam Fastball | 3 | 97.7 mph | 0 | 2 Called, 1 Foul |
| Cutter | 3 | 91.9 mph | 3 | 3 Whiffs (2 Ks) |
| Splitter | 3 | 88.8 mph | 2 | 2 Whiffs (1 K), 1 Called |
An immaculate inning requires absolute perfection: 9 strikes on 9 pitches. See what happens if a single borderline take becomes Ball 1 or a 2-strike pitch is fouled off:
• Minnesota Twins 1st: In 124+ years of Twins franchise history (established 1901 as Washington Senators), no Twins pitcher had ever thrown an immaculate inning until Taj Bradley.
• MLB All-Time: Fewer than 115 immaculate innings have ever been verified in Major League Baseball history, making it rarer than a no-hitter.