Pitchers can actually have a pretty good game and still get a no decision. Like, they might've thrown a complete game, but their team just couldn't score any runs. Or, they might've had a shutout going, but the reliever blows it in the ninth inning. It's like, what even is the point, right?
Now, you might be wondering, what's the record for most no decisions in a season? Well, it's held by some guy named Steve Carlton, who had 22 no decisions back in 1979. That's a lot of "almosts"! Can you imagine being like, "Yeah, I had a great game... again... but didn't get the win"?
