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TAMPA — Cam Schlittler looked unhittable the first time through the lineup, then did it again the second time through.

The Yankees rookie right-hander began his seventh career start by throwing six perfect innings on 66 pitches against the Rays as he took his shot at history.

Schlittler was pounding the zone with strikes from the get go, not entering a three-ball count through the first six innings while only having three two-ball counts.

He had six strikeouts, four on his signature high-powered fastball but two on his curveball that was especially effective on Wednesday.

The 24-year-old entered the night with a career-high of 5¹/₃ innings (which he did in his MLB debut last month) and 97 pitches.