TAMPA, Fla. — A zero showed under the hit column as New York Yankees starting pitcher Max Fried took the mound in the eighth inning against the Tampa Bay Rays. But before Fried threw a pitch to right fielder Jake Mangum to begin the eighth inning, the Rays were credited with a hit, and Fried’s no-hit bid was over.

Heading into the eighth inning of Sunday’s game between the New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays, it looked as though New York ace Max Fried had a no-hitter bid alive with six outs left. Unfortunately for him,

Scorekeeper Bill Matthews controversially overturned a Paul Goldschmidt error on a Chandler Simpson sixth-inning ground ball. Matthews ruled the ball “without a doubt” would have gone for a hit if Goldschmidt had fielded it cleanly.