San Diego Padres All-Star closer Mason Miller is in the midst of a historic start to the 2026 season.

Miller hasn't allowed a run in his 9.1 innings to start the year. Moreover, he's faced 30 batters, and struck out 23 of them.

He's allowed just two base runners, one on a hit and one on a walk. He's six-for-six in his save opportunities.

Miller's dominance even dates back to last season, too.

Miller has allowed just two earned runs since his blockbuster trade deadline deal to the Padres last summer. He last allowed a run since Aug. 5, 2025.

He's in the midst of a 30.2 scoreless innings streak, and has put up strikeout numbers never before seen in MLB history.

According to OptaSTATS, Miller has struck out:

20 of his last 23 batters faced

30 of his last 38 batters faced

40 of his last 55 batters faced

50 of his last 70 batters faced

60 of his last 89 batters faced

70 of his last 109 batters faced

80 of his last 135 batters faced

He's the only pitcher in at least the last 50 years to have any of…