The Red Sox outpaced the Guardians in the MLB’s fastest nine-inning game in more than a decade.

On the bright Wednesday night, the Boston Red Sox were very grateful and happy to secure a 2-0 victory over the Cleveland Guardians in what is said to be the swiftest MLB game since the year 2010. This special match, said to be the fastest since the introduction and inception of the pitch clock, concluded in just a, little time of one hour and 49 minutes. Red Sox good pitcher Tanner Houck demonstrated an outstanding performance on the field, delivering 94 pitches in what is said to be a flawless shutout. This achievement marked the first shutout of his career and the initial complete game thrown by a Red Sox pitcher since the month of May in the year 2022. Houck’s crazy performance included nine strikeouts while only allowing three hits.

Based on the words of a reporter named Sarah Langs, the most recent occasion of an MLB game being played at this pace was on June 2, in the year 2010, when the Cleveland team loss woefully to the Detroit Tigers in just one hour and 44 minutes.

In the third inning, second baseman Pablo Reyes crossed the plate to notch the Red Sox’s initial run of the evening. Reyes reached base with a single and later capitalized on a balk to make it home. Then, in the bottom of the fourth inning, catcher Connor Wong smashed a solo home run, spanning 366 feet, to further boost Boston’s advantage.

With this win, the Red Sox advanced to a 10-9 record for the season, while the Guardians dropped to 12-6.