Cut the crap. Give me a drink.

There was no saving baseball during a wild Saturday full of blowouts and walk-off wins.

 

It marked the first time in nearly three decades a full day of major league games were played without a save recorded.

 

There were six blown saves in the 15-game schedule, including two each in Pittsburgh's 7-6 victory over Washington, and Cincinnati's 3-2 win against Colorado. The Nationals and Reds both won with ninth-inning rallies.

 

The last time baseball went a complete day without a save was Sept. 15, 1978, when all 26 teams were in action during a 14-game schedule -- including a doubleheader, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.