MLB Game-Ending Accomplishments are the feats that a player can achieve in order to end a game. The most common of these is the save, which is when a relief pitcher holds a lead for his team until the end of the game. A save requires the pitcher to pitch at least one inning and not allow the opposing team to score. Other MLB Game-Ending Accomplishments include the win, which is awarded to the pitcher who was the most effective in helping his team win the game, and the complete game, which is when a pitcher pitches all nine innings of the game without being relieved.