win in at least 45 games in which he gave up 0 or 1 run, in 317 IP, with a 0.88 ERA and a 0.90 WHIP, with 340K in those 317 IP." In following seasons through 2019, Hernandez would pitch 5 or more innings in another 7 games in which he gave up 0 or 1 run and did not get a win, with a 1.14 ERA in 47 IP with 45 K's. For his career, that left him with a total of 52 games in which he gave up either 0 or 1 run and did not get a win. <Felix Hernandez game-by-game pitching logs> 2017 season On April 25, Hernández was removed from the game after an apparent shoulder injury. The next day, on April 26, further tests revealed that he was diagnosed with right shoulder inflammation, which landed him on the 10-day disabled list. After spending 2 months on the disabled list, he was activated on the weekend of June 24, winning a game against the Houston Astros 13-3 and striking out eight batters. On August 5, Hernández was placed on the disabled list again, due to right biceps tendinitis. It was later revealed that he would miss from three to four weeks due to right shoulder bursitis. 2018 season On February 26, Hernández was removed from a Spring Training game against the Chicago Cubs. He was struck on his throwing arm after a comeback hit from Cubs catcher Victor Caratini. Manager Scott Servais removed Hernández from the game, and he was later diagnosed with a contusion on his right forearm. He was listed as out for at least 10 days, though two weeks was the expected timetable for return. On March 29, 2018, Hernández made his tenth Opening Day start in a row. Only Jack Morris, Robin Roberts and Tom Seaver have made more consecutive Opening Day starts. He pitched 5.1 innings, giving up no earned runs on two hits, two walks, and four strikeouts. The Mariners won the game 2–1. On July 10, he was placed on the disabled list for the third straight season. On August 7, 2018, Hernández allowed 11 runs in six innings, in a loss to the Texas Rangers. This raised his ERA to a career-worst 5.73 in 23 starts. After the game, manager Scott Servais would not commit to his next start in the rotation. On August 9, Servais removed