WATCH: Josh Harrison breaks up Rich Hill's no-hitter, years after dashing another

Harrison has a thing for ending no-hit bids

On Wednesday night, Los Angeles Dodgers lefty Rich Hill entered the 10th inning of his start against the Pittsburgh Pirates having thrown nine no-hit innings. Josh Harrison ensured Hill wouldn't complete a 10th.

Harrison delivered a 2-1 pitch to the left-field bleachers, ending Hill's no-hit bid and cinching a walk-off victory for the Pirates, who had received a good start from youngster Trevor Williams.

Here's a look at the home run:

Rich Hill was incredible with 9 no-hit innings, but tonight … @jhay_da_man. #Walkoff pic.twitter.com/M15W0kv53S

— MLB (@MLB) August 24, 2017

This wasn't Harrison's first time dashing history. Back in May 2012, it was Harrison who ended Justin Verlander's no-hit bid with one out in the ninth.

Of course, Harrison has upped his stock tremendously since then, when he was a 24-year-old with little big-league success under his belt. He entered the night hitting .281/.348/.440 in 2017. Earlier in the summer, Harrison made his second All-Star team.

Major-league pitchers, keep this man away from your dreams of making history.