one-hitter
Noun
Meaning
a game in which a pitcher allows the opposing team only one hit
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Martínez then retired the next 24 hitters in a row until allowing Flaherty's single, and finished with a one-hitter.
He twirled a one-hitter in the final, fanning seven, walking none and allowing just two baserunners, with neither reaching second.
Edwards, who tossed a complete-game one-hitter in a 1–0 against George Mason last week, lasted only four innings against the patient VCU lineup.
On June 24, McGowan pitched a complete game one-hitter.
This time I'll bring back the cheap wine and the one-hitter, and definitely the Cheetos.
Courtney Robertson hit a massive home run and pitched a one-hitter in the victory.