Most Times on Base, 0 Left on Base

It's always frustrating when your favorite team leaves runners on base. Today I want to look at the opposite of that situation: leaving no one on base. I looked up the teams with the most times reached base without leaving a runner on in a single game. There's plenty of ways to make sure you don't leave a runner on base. They range from scoring everyone who reaches base (always popular) to getting all your guys picked off or caught stealing (always frustrating). Either way, there have only been 223 games since 1956 that saw a team leave nobody on base. Obviously perfect games qualify, but so do some high-scoring affairs.

As a reminder, Times on Base is determined by summing hits, times reached on errors, bases on balls, hit by pitches, and catcher's interferences. Basically, any way you can get on base.

Most Times On Base, 0 Left on Base, 1956-2008
(Losses in Red)

Team	Opponent	Date	Score	Times on Base
Chicago White Sox	Minnesota Twins	4/19/1962	10-3	13
Chicago White Sox	Boston Red Sox	5/29/1987	8-6	11
Cleveland Indians	Texas Rangers	6/5/1974	9-3	11
Baltimore Orioles	Boston Red Sox	7/7/1957	8-4	11
Boston Red Sox	Minnesota Twins	7/6/2000	8-7	10
Detroit Tigers	Baltimore Orioles	7/28/1998	5-6	10
Houston Astros	Philadelphia Phillies	6/4/1982	8-3	10
Cincinnati Reds	San Francisco Giants	8/25/1963	8-7	10
Baltimore Orioles	Minnesota Twins	9/28/1962	5-11	10
Cleveland Indians	Minnesota Twins	4/8/2002	9-5	9
Cincinnati Reds	Philadelphia Phillies	8/22/2000	4-5	9
San Diego Padres	St. Louis Cardinals	4/10/1984	7-3	9
Pittsburgh Pirates	Philadelphia Phillies	4/26/1975	7-3	9
St. Louis Cardinals	Pittsburgh Pirates	4/22/1966	7-5	9
Pittsburgh Pirates	New York Mets	9/19/2004	6-1	8
Atlanta Braves	Florida Marlins	4/16/2004	5-4	8
Houston Astros	Arizona Diamondbacks	6/27/2002	7-4	8
Houston Astros	Florida Marlins	8/21/1999	5-4	8
Anaheim Angels	Milwaukee Brewers	5/18/1997	5-4	8
Pittsburgh Pirates	San Francisco Giants	5/1/1987	4-2	8
Baltimore Orioles	New York Yankees	4/23/1980	5-6	8
Cincinnati Reds	St. Louis Cardinals	7/20/1970	4-0	8
Minnesota Twins	Kansas City Royals	7/2/1970	5-2	8
Cincinnati Reds	Chicago Cubs	7/28/1966	7-5	8
Milwaukee Braves	Philadelphia Phillies	5/7/1964	6-9	8
Los Angeles Dodgers	New York Mets	5/30/1962	6-5	8