Has an MLB game ever ended 17-10?

Yes. MLB has seen a final score of 17-10 20 times. It first happened on May 25, 1878, when Boston Red Caps beat Providence Grays, and most recently on May 11, 2003, when Texas Rangers beat Cleveland Indians.

Where 17-10 sits among nearby MLB scores. Deeper blue means a score has happened more often; the outlined cell is the new one.

That makes 17-10 the 173rd most common final score out of 330 that have ever occurred in MLB. One point away, 18-10 has happened 15 times and 17-11 has happened 20 times. At one point the score disappeared for 38 years, between 1949 and 1987.

Every 17-10 in MLB history

Date	Result	Season
2003-05-11	Texas Rangers over Cleveland Indians	2003
2002-08-24	Pittsburgh Pirates over Milwaukee Brewers	2002
1999-07-31	Chicago Cubs over New York Mets	1999
1987-05-07	St. Louis Cardinals over San Diego Padres	1987
1949-06-25	Brooklyn Dodgers over Pittsburgh Pirates	1949
1948-09-15	Chicago White Sox over Boston Red Sox	1948
1932-06-22	St. Louis Browns over New York Yankees	1932
1930-07-21	St. Louis Cardinals over Brooklyn Robins	1930
1930-06-15	New York Yankees over Cleveland Indians	1930
1922-08-07	Pittsburgh Pirates over Philadelphia Phillies	1922
1922-04-15	New York Giants over Brooklyn Robins	1922
1915-06-18	Baltimore Terrapins over Kansas City Packers	1915
1898-09-06	New York Giants over Brooklyn Bridegrooms	1898
1896-06-25	Chicago Colts over Pittsburgh Pirates	1896
1893-08-08	Pittsburgh Pirates over Chicago Colts	1893
1890-05-23	New York Giants over Pittsburgh Alleghenys	1890
1884-08-14	Chicago White Stockings over Buffalo Bisons	1884
1878-07-16	Chicago White Stockings over Milwaukee Grays	1878
1878-06-06	Chicago White Stockings over Providence Grays	1878
1878-05-25	Boston Red Caps over Providence Grays	1878

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