Noah Cameron was called upon to make a spot start for staff ace Cole Ragans, who has been dealing with a sore groin.

Kansas City Royals pitcher Noah Cameron was officially called up on Wednesday to make his major league debut. He made the most of that debut, tossing 6 1/3 no-hit innings before giving up a single to the Tampa Bay Rays' Curtis Mead.

Even though he was 1,300 miles from home, Kansas City left-hander Noah Cameron was able to celebrate his first major league start — and his first victory — with family and friends. Cameron, who grew up rooting for the Royals in St.