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{{person-narrative-stub}} == Profile == === Achievements === * On June 3, 2010, against the [[2010 Cleveland Indians | Cleveland Indians]], he retired the first 26 batters without giving up a hit, walk or error, and then appeared to retire [[Jason Donald]], except [[Jim Joyce]] called him safe. He retired the next batter, [[Trevor Crowe]], to complete the game.{{footnote-web | url=http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/recap?gameId=300602106 | year=2010 | month=06 | day=02}}
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