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ESPN.com · Jun 19, 2016

The week in interesting and unusual stats (June 13-19)

Julio Teheran dominated the Mets on Sunday Jim McIsaac/Getty ImagesBaseball is nothing if not a numbers game. In that vein, a few of our favorites that popped up this week. Many thanks to our friends at Baseball Reference and the Elias Sports Bureau for research assistance.

1: Julio Teheran pitched a one-hit shutout against the Mets on Sunday. Teheran's performance was the first one-hit shutout by the Braves since Jair Jurrjens stymied the Orioles in 2011, and their first on the road since Kent Mercker threw the team's last no-hitter on Apr. 8, 1994, at Dodger Stadium. The last Braves pitcher to throw a one-hitter with no walks was Kevin Millwood against the Pirates on Apr. 14, 1998.

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