J.T. Ginn of the Athletics carries a no-hitter into the ninth inning before the Angels break it up and win the game. After the Athletics were ahead 1-0, the Angels begin the ninth by generating baserunners and forcing Ginn out of his bid for a complete no-hit performance. The Taipei Times, Fox News, and New York Post all report that the no-hitter ends late in the ninth, following a sequence that includes a hit to spoil the no-hit effort. Fox News and New York Post further state that the Angels then take the lead with a walk-off home run, completing a 2-1 victory over Oakland. The New York Post characterizes it as a late collapse by the Athletics, while Fox News describes the decisive moment as a walk-off homer after the no-hitter is broken in the ninth. Across sources, the common elements are Ginn’s late-inning no-hit bid, the ninth-inning disruption, and the Angels’ walk-off win by scoring twice to finish 2-1.