From Morris to Lee: Ten Zeros in a Row When a pitcher throws 10 shutout innings, as the Phillies" Cliff Lee did on Wednesday in San Francisco, it evokes memories of Jack Morris, who did it for Minnesota in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series. To illustrate how much the game has changed, consider that in the 21 seasons since Morris's gem, only eight pitchers have thrown 10 shutout innings in a game. In the 21 seasons before Morris's game, it happened 138 times - including six by the Hall of Famer Bert Blyleven. The seven who did it after Morris and before Lee: Kevin Appier, Bobby J. Jones, Bret Saberhagen, Darryl Kile, Kevin Millwood, Roy Halladay and Mark Mulder.